Kaya's eyes widened, the exotic coloring fading from them and returning them to their usual ocean color. She tried not to feel ashamed and chastised, but it didn't really work, that effort. Her eyes came back to Haro's looking a little guilty.

"I think I lost a little control, and it went too far, at least when someone else is here." She moved back from Haro, her effect on him not lost on the girl, but it only served the purpose of making her feel more guilty and more shamed.

"I should have known better. I'm sorry." Her eyes were stricken, and for the first time, embarrassment colored her face. She squeezed Haro's hand, keeping the contact very chaste, lest she stir another hornet's nest, before she kicked her way smoothly back to the ship, and hauled herself in.

She climbed down into the ship, shivering slightly. Though it made her cold, she let the wind dry the water on her skin as she dried her hair as best as she could, wringing water out of it. She doesn't meet Miles' eyes as she moves to dress.

She curled into a ball at the head of the ship, looking out at the water. It still called to her, a seductive whisper, but she ignored it. She wasn't ready to go in, but it looked as if that might be a good idea. Her shoulders rounded and slumped, and she laid her chin on her knees, gazing at the expanse of blue green.