The woman gave a small smile before shaking her head. They'd made a good little life for themselves... with any luck, things would stay good. At least for a little while longer. She let out a soft breath before sort of moving away from the rails as the wind picked up. It was pretty out here... but she had to admit, the seemingly endlessness of the sea seemed to freak her out a bit. It was strange, how something so pretty could be so scary too. She hummed lightly before gently tugging on the mans hand. "Come on, lets go back in," she smiled softly to him.

Sage sort of just wrapped his arms around her waist, happy to be out in the fresh air. He did, admittedlu, like the ocean, he supposed. Sure, it was a bit scary....dangerous even....but it was also calming. There was just a sense of wild freedom it had, and he liked it. But, he'd grown up in the forest, so the trees and smells of moss and wood and the sound of the birds and the way the light dappled through the leaves....that would always really be his place. He looked over at Mari when she tugged him along, humming lightly in agreement and following her along back inside, where there were a couple shows and such going on in the cafeteria or a few other books and crannies. "Where to first," he chirped, looking around curiously.

The woman cocked his head at him before giving a little pout. "Where do you want to go?" She mused softly to him before moving to peck his cheek happily. She didn't really care... she'd already seen everything. She did want to have a look at the shows, though. That might be entertaining, but in all truth she didn't think Sage would want to be in a crowd like the one that was forming.

Sage sort of hummed as if in thought before shrugging in response to her comment. "Well, what looks interesting," he mused. He may not like crowds much, but he had Mari right next to him, and it wouldn't be too loud since people were at least somewhat quiet as they watched the performers do their thing up on stage. He glanced at the clock before giving her a sort of grin. "We've got two hours before bed," he added lightly, more than fine to wander around for a bit.

The woman shrugged lightly before shaking her head. "I don't know what looks interesting," she chuckled softly to him before shaking her head. "I think it all looks interesting." The girl mused softly to him before shaking her head. She didn't really know what she was meant to be doing about all of this... there was sorta a lot going on. She then gave him a small chuckle after a moment. "Lets go see some of the entertainment... I don't want to just wander aimlessly," she chuckled softly.

The woman hummed in agreement, sort of taking his hand and padding about happily. She looked in the door of one of the little shows... she thought they could mainly go there after, just so they could be done there and then go straight to bed. They had time the next day too, she supposed. It should be fun. "Hmm... why don't we go to one of the nice little buffets? It could just be nice to get some food then go see the shows," she chirped lightly. They could just relax from then on... it would be good, she thought so anyway. She thought about it after a moment. Sage never really wanted to go anywhere... so something quiet and relaxing would be good. He liked going out to see the horses, but they couldn't really do that right now.

Sage sort of squeezed Maris hand lightly when she took his, listening to her suggestion with a cocked head, as he normally did, before nodding happily and moving to peck her cheek. "That sounds good to me," he chirped, looking around with his good eye and humming in thought after a moment. "What sounds good to eat," he mused, half asking her and half trying to figure out what sounded good to him too.

The woman sort of shook her head after a moment. "I want wraps," she mused. "Tortillas!" She grinned over to him before moving to pull hi, towards one of the little perminant buffets, coincidentally called tortilla. She wanted some food that was fun to eat now, too, so it sounded pretty good, she had to admit that. She sort of looked over to Sage with a cocked head. "What do you think?" She asked with a bit of a grin.

Sage chuckled lightly in response to her comment, finding her declaration rather amusing, since she normally was rather indecisive. "That sounds good to me," he chirped, letting her tug him along to the stand she'd picked out. He moved to slide into the corner and scooch over to let her in, looking around at the place. It was nice, and there was music playing softly so it didn't seem so loud. "It does smell good here," he admitted with a soft chuckle, leaning against Mari happily.