[ Puzzled by the separation, Tear nearly would have stopped if not for their hands still intertwined. The questioning look she wore was already answered with his own encouraging one, and after a brief moment she understood his intention. Breathing in once then releasing it slowly, what started as a timid step transformed into a twirl that caused the light fabric of her dress to flare out as a flower in bloom would, the girl closing her eyes long enough to recall what it was Sein had told her when he had insisted on practicing the movement.

It was the same as when she unleashed a spell, but there was something different to it, an exhilaration that persisted as the steps led her back into his arms, billows of white still gliding in the air. Meeting his gaze again she shakes her head, and if that wasn't enough of an answer for him then hopefully the bright smile that followed would help to clear it up.

Giving herself a moment to find her voice again, she glanced to the side as she tried to imagine the place he described, preferring to dwell on that than the implications that perhaps he hadn't been allowed to explore the world to its fullest extent either. ]

I think I would have, that place sounds beautiful. [ Though she'd come to appreciate nearly all the environments she had visited, there was a comfort that only the sun could bring with its warmth, its light reflecting off the rolling waves of the ocean brilliantly.

And in the back of her mind, it sounded all the better because he would be there. ]

You... might recognise the name. [ Her expression becomes apologetic for the reminder, but it lasted only a second before she continued. ] Where I grew up there was very little life that could survive, the only flower that could was one called selenia.

I had a garden of them in the area behind my bedroom, and because they only bloom nocturnally I spent many nights taking care of them.