A beauty washed ashore.

A figure came towards him across the beach. It took him a moment to recognize her, but it was unmistakably Elleena. Her body dripped with water, causing her leaf-like hair to cling to her head, but it only made her more beautiful. What really caught him off guard however wasn't what she had, but what she didn't. The white dress she was wearing previously was nowhere to be seen.

Her slender body was only concealed by two pieces of fabric. One was a tiny, wet, opened, brown vest which hung down over her ample bosom. Vibit's heart jumped at such a sight. It did cover her pair, but barely. The vest didn't even connect in the middle. The other piece was a tattered, worn pair of incredibly short shorts which hung down her hips from the weight of the water.

Vibit watched in awe as she approached, and her breasts jiggled beneath the opened vest. Droplets of water fell down over the curves of her body--over her flower-like skin. For some reason, she didn't feel the need to bashfully cover up. She acted like everything was normal, despite her wardrobe.

"You're all right, Vibit. What a miracle," she said with a smile.

Just like him, she had no visible wounds on her body either. It was difficult at first for him to find words, and he was thankful goggles were covering his eyes. He couldn't look away from her figure.

"Yes. I'm f-fine. Thank you. Are you?"

"Only as fine as I could be given what happened. I see you already made a flame. You're very resourceful."

She stepped over to the flame and attempted to dry off her body. She turned around to point her rear at the heat, and he couldn't look away at how the fabric clung tightly against her skin. Elleena then turned around and took hold of the fabric which barely covered her breasts, and began fanning it up and down. She didn't expose what was beneath, but it was tantalizingly close.

Is she not embarrassed to be so... uncovered? By the Eternal Alchemy, they're so--

"So what do we do now, captain? You seem to be a lot more equipped for this than I am," she admitted.