Tis The Day to Be Lazy... ((Guryon and Dinnozo))

Despite having a lot of orders for weapons, Dinnozo decided to take the day off... For the third time this week. She was already out of vacation days, but who cares? Being the only Vulcan in the SeaWings, the fellow water dragons had learned not to push her into doing her duties all the time-- if she did that, she'd have no time for sleep or meals. And also, there were some weapon-specialization requests coming in that were like "can I pls have a double edged sword with rubies in the blade and the metal has to be silver diamond OK and the hilt must be carved from the rare sapphires from the mountains in IceWing territory and the edges of the sword have to be curved like a katana and serrated and lined with opals and must have fire resistance and upside down cloud designs on it... And I need it in an hour".

PFFT, please. Dinnozo would just write another apology letter. Oh, why wasn't she fired already?

Now, the demigod was sprawled out on a coral reef. The reef was only a few feet below the water's surface, and light pink in color. Dinn-Dinn had her head resting on her purple paws. Her eyes of bright azure were closed, but this dragon wasn't asleep. She was simply resting her eyes. But... She didn't see what was nearby...

Guryon was a bit restless today. He had just gotten back from his hiatus and hadn't slept in at least three days. Despite this fact, he was indeed restless. He had been traveling for a long time and had finally returned. He slowly swam. He looked around with barely any emotion. His thoughts swam faster than he did. "What has changed what is new?" He thought. Anytime a fish touched him he would push everything away from him with a current. He swam up and then down... into a small reef.

He almost swam straight into a dragoness. He didn't even notice her, before he was inches away from her. He stopped immediately. It looked like she was asleep. He couldn't tell. He pushed her head with a current of water. "..Hello.." He said with a low grumbling voice. It was slightly above a whisper, but at the same time a booming sound.

Dinnozo felt her head being pushed slightly by a strong current of water. Her eyes popped open. She brought herself up to a sitting position, eyes narrowed into slits. She wasn't furious nor frustrated... She wasn't planning to go to sleep anyway. At least now here. Anyone(as shown by this new dragon coming up) could jumpscare her, or something much more fatal.. Like death?

But Dinnozo looked into the gaze of a powerful being. She hadn't met him before, but she knew who he was. Guryon, God of Tsunamis and the Ocean. Dinn blinked slowly, standing up. She arched her back and limbs in a blissful stretch, yawning. "heya."

Guryon was surprised at the dragons reaction to being touched. Most dragons would've snapped to attention, snarling. This dragon raised her head, lazily and that gave Guryon a weird feeling. He watched her get up, he made eye contact, always a good thing. Never let a potential opponent think your afraid or weak, which avoiding eye contact can mean. He followed every single one of her movements. But his gaze wasn't threatening or aggressive. It was just strong. He watched her stretch, then she greeted him with a simple hello. He couldn't tell if she knew who he was or not. He was kind of confused. If she knew who he was, most dragons would've done something special. But as his previous thought, this wasn't one of most dragons.

He kept his gaze locked on her face. He would give a simple nod and blinked. He didn't give anymore than that. Once she started livening up, he would.

Not-so-happy thoughts began flowing into Dinnozo's mind as she saw Guryon simply blink and nod. Did he actually wake her up for nothing?! That would be frustrating... Maybe this dragon just didn't know who Dinn was. If he did, he'd know that Dinnozo was the type of dragon who didn't want to be bothered on her "break" time (which she has been abusing) and may just shoo them away. Maybe Gury did know her, but was here to tell her to scram back to work... By giving her the "don't you have a job to do?" look. He wasn't giving that glare now. Just an... Icy calm gaze.

"Man." Dinnozo didn't let her frustration reveal itself in her face. "I could reeeeaaaally go for a lobster right now."

Guryon watched her and listened closely to every word she used. He turned his head slowly. He focused his thoughts that were now sporadic. He replied to her. "Lobster, just a lobster?" He asked genuinely. He didn't understand how others could eat so little. He himself had to eat about 200 lbs. a day. He wasn't proud of that. He wished he could eat less. But to keep up his muscular physique he had to. He didn't know what else to say or do. He hadn't had contact with people in quite a while. He asked her one other question.

"What are you doing over here?"

Dinnozo was a little confused as she listened to the actual genuinene of the male's surprise about her comment of getting a lobster. Dinnozo took a moment to look at him. He was a muscular blue dragon, much bigger than she; perhaps that was why he was shocked about the lobster thing. He probably has a much larger diet. Not that Dinn doesn't. She eats things larger than lobsters, but whenever she just wants a snack she may settle for a porpoise or large crab.

"Getting away from work." Dinn blinked at him. "And, uh. What brings you out here? Long way from the capital, yup?'