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He chuckled a bit at her statement. "You liked it, and you know it." He stuck his tongue out at her playfully, flexing his muscles on purpose as he slipped his pants off and dipped himself instantly into the water. He sent a hand through his long golden hair, relaxing in the heat of the water that was around him.

He was at ease now that they had talked a bit to eachother. There were no more walls that would stop his tongue from speaking to her now, and that was the kind of condition that he liked with other people. Beneath the water, green tentacles oozed out from his back, and he did not mind seeing as how she did not see them. They would probably frighten her.

He lifted an eyebrow in her direction after she got into the water. "Quite a chatty little sword you got there," He said in the most casual sort of tone that he could manage even though he had never heard a sword talk before. It was quite new to him.

He nodded his head, though to be honest, he head not a word that she had said. He was staring at her face. He tilted his head to the side as his own bright blue eyes bore into hers. "Why don't you smile?" He asked suddenly after a few moments of silence, staring across the water at her. "I've never seen you smile the whole time that you've been here."

Again he nodded his head. Of all the things that she had talked to him about since he had brought her here, that was the one thing that he could understand her for. It was a sort of longing that obviously the two of them shared. They both desired to be completely free and without ties to anything around them. Ah, what a wonderful life that would be.

"Then I have a surprise to show you sometime later," He stated simply, a sort of glitter in his eye that always meant trouble.

His eyebrows rose as he looked towards the sword. He had no clue what it was talking about, but then again when inanimate objects spoke to him he usually didn't know what they were talking about. He smiled softly as he leaned against the side of the pool, ignoring the sword now that he realized that was what Goldlaria was doing.

Suddenly it dawned on him that she didn't know his name. He grinned and lifted his chin up. "Excuse me for extending this so long, but my name is Malakai." His name rolled off of his tongue and from his lips with such velvety ease that it was like a blanket covering his body.

Obviously she was distracted, her attention taken up by the task that was at hand - cleaning herself. Malakai leaned back against the edge of the pool, relaxing in the warm waters. He closed his eyes and enjoyed the warmth that only came from the waters. The song of peace filled his head, and he began to hum. His kind were very musical creatures and the melody that was strung from his humming was a kind, gentle melody meant to sooth those around him.

Malakai's song brought him peace, and once his heart was filled with the gentleness of the song, he disappeared beneath the water's surface. It was warm here beneath the waters surface, and he enjoyed being under it greatly. Being the kind of creature that he was, it was easy for him to breath under the water.

He kicked off from the side of the pool and began to swim towards where he could see Goldlaria's legs were. Though the hot water was slightly murky, he had good enough water sight to see the outlines of her fleshy legs. He would give her a start, that was for certain. He reached out with his webbed hand when he was close enough, and took hold of her leg and gave it a gentle tug.

When she reacted differently than he had expected, Malakai rose up to the surface of the hot bubbling water. He spit it out from his mouth, his bright blue slits narrowing even further. His appearance was much like a snake when he did actions such as this. He rested his arms at his sides very uneasily as he titled his head to the side. "You did not come under?"

"Oh, forgive me!" Malakai answered in a soft, bubbly voice that was filled with the mystical laughter. "Many times I forget that only my kind can do things like that. I am too used to having my own company." He moved away from her through the water, his muscles hardening and rippling beneath his metallic green skin.