Yep, wasn't expecting THAT bit of news. Kaldur is not sure what to say to that. Children of the gods were not impossible of course it was just, well, he'd never met one. He had to remind himself, too, that just because Percy was the son of a god did not mean it was the same sea god in all worlds. That was going to be tricky to explain, but surely being here was proof enough of that. Granted, there was nothing to say that they WEREN'T from the same world either. One step at a time Kaldur.]
I see. [He glanced towards the river.] And I am guessing you were attempting to communicate with him or with a spirit in the river to get in touch with him about being brought here.
[That would explain why he thought Kaldur might be a naiad. It wasn't too far of a stretch to assume that a child of a sea god would be able to survive the ocean depths easily enough. Kaldur suddenly felt sad for Percy. At least he had his gills so could technically still breathe underwater, but what if he did not. Would that ability, too, be taken from him? He wasn't sure he'd be able to deal with that.]
I am afraid it is not that easy. We are very far from home, another world. Things are...different here. Abilities that you once had are no longer available. Although the exact reason still remains a mystery.
[Meanwhile, apparently the partners are about to start a conversation about the humans...this is probably going to turn sour very quickly because Gizamon likes to brag.] Uh-huh. Kaldur's a superhero, he even has his own team to lead and everything. Plus he can breathe underwater.
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Yep, wasn't expecting THAT bit of news. Kaldur is not sure what to say to that. Children of the gods were not impossible of course it was just, well, he'd never met one. He had to remind himself, too, that just because Percy was the son of a god did not mean it was the same sea god in all worlds. That was going to be tricky to explain, but surely being here was proof enough of that. Granted, there was nothing to say that they WEREN'T from the same world either. One step at a time Kaldur.]
I see. [He glanced towards the river.] And I am guessing you were attempting to communicate with him or with a spirit in the river to get in touch with him about being brought here.
[That would explain why he thought Kaldur might be a naiad. It wasn't too far of a stretch to assume that a child of a sea god would be able to survive the ocean depths easily enough. Kaldur suddenly felt sad for Percy. At least he had his gills so could technically still breathe underwater, but what if he did not. Would that ability, too, be taken from him? He wasn't sure he'd be able to deal with that.]
I am afraid it is not that easy. We are very far from home, another world. Things are...different here. Abilities that you once had are no longer available. Although the exact reason still remains a mystery.
[Meanwhile, apparently the partners are about to start a conversation about the humans...this is probably going to turn sour very quickly because Gizamon likes to brag.] Uh-huh. Kaldur's a superhero, he even has his own team to lead and everything. Plus he can breathe underwater.