'Just keep swimming'
The faith and confidence his masters had in him was enough to bring back that goofy grin. The young Nautolan nodded once, beaming at them before turning to his father, who reached out for him. They clasped hands, well, arms. Instead of a handshake they each took hold of the others forearm in their own sort of symbolic gesture.
"We'll check back in before we leave, to let you know everything's been settled, I mean." Rhemti shot a glance at Kahlil and Valery, hoping that would be okay with them, after all it was his family who had put in the request for help.
Whether Kahlil and Valery agreed or not, Baus just nodded, as if it was going to happen with or without their approval. Without another word the older Nautolan turned to start barking orders at his kids, half of which broke rank and sped off amongst the kelp, giggling. Mostly the younger ones.
Leaving his family to their business, Rhemti turned to Kahlil and Valery, determination clear in his gaze, even with that goofball grin on his face. "Come on. There's another gate on the opposite side of the farm, it will be faster than going out and around." He'd wave for the two to follow before turning to lead the way.
It was quite literally a gate, which Rhemti operated, pushing and holding it open for the two Jedi to come through before he let it go; it fell and slowly sank until it shut behind them again. Without someone grabbing hold and lifting up on the gate, it would be difficult for it to open; making it difficult for creatures to get inside.
The village his father spoke of was in the distance, barely visible, if only for the few lights that shone.
Valery Noble | Kahlil Noble