Raven sighed, but didn't try to stop Wolfe. Maybe the carousel was a better idea.

So Wolfe walked out of the store with his sunhat, strumming a ukulele. Perhaps there was a certain image of fun he was going for.

Raven was still trying to figure out what that picture exactly looked like. But he continued to have fun hanging out with Wolfe even if he didn't get it.

Wolfe made a few more seemingly random stops before ending up looking at tide-pools. He didn't seem to have a clear image of his fun image either.

Raven didn't get too close to the tide pools since there was water and Wolfe didn't like water. After staring at them awhile, Raven glanced over at the thick patch of tropical trees and shrubs just off the shore. "... What's that over there?" he asked, motioning to the trees. Nothing looked too out of the ordinary.

"Balanae Deus fern," Wolfe stated.

"... In the fern," Raven continued as he started to walk toward it, "I think I saw something in the fern scurry away. We should check it out."

Wolfe frowned a little but went with Raven over to the ferns.

Raven walked through the ferns and the trees for awhile until they couldn't see the beach or the town anymore. "Huh..." Raven said as he stopped. "Guess it was nothing."

Wolfe shrugged, rookie mistake.

Raven shrugged a little back as he walked closer to Wolfe. "I guess it's just us here."

Wolfe was about to mention that that wasn't accurate from a scientific viewpoint but as he looked at Raven he seemed to understand and turned a little pink.

Raven smirked a little, stopping half a foot away from him. "... I think I'm going to call you Fa," he told him, smirk still on his face.

And the confused look returned.

"Fa," Raven repeated. "F. A. That will be my nickname for you," Then leaned in closer and whispered in Wolfe's ear, "Because you're my fallen angel."

Wolfe froze as Raven got closer. He didn't seem to know how to respond to that, his brain was thinking too much again.