"I'll have to take your word for it, Nina!" said Sidon, with a laugh. "Considering I don't even wear shoes!"

He may have given his webbed toes, especially the big one with the particularly long yellow claw a little wiggle to emphasize the point as he chuckled.

"And of course I don't mind a suggestion!" he added with a pump of his fist this time. "Whyever would I, especially when I can only imagine any suggestion you may have would be nothing but delightful as well as exciting!"

This was, after all, the girl who took them out on a tour of a vampire infested castle just for funsies.

Well, when it came to fishing, Sidon liked to think he'd had the both of them beaten, but go on...

"In a desert?" asked Sidon, looking a bit skeptical, though his head certainly tilted with intrigue. "Why, that certainly would be a feat, Nina! Even with the availability of potions that allow most Hylians to withstand even the heat of Death Mountain without much trouble, they've never worked for us Zora. I'd be a mere parched shell of myself within moments! Would this involve your magic, though, perhaps?"

"Oh!" Sidon blinked a little as that all processed in his head, and then a bright, toothy grin broke out on his face. "Why, that doesn't sound that much different from when Miss Hera and Mr. Jarrus used a sort of holographic cloaking device in that class of theirs I took, so that we could help out a soup kitchen on the mainland! Oh, that was terribly fun, Nina, and so strange, to think that I could look human!" Or, well, he actually came out Hylian, but most people couldn't tell the difference. "An amulet that could make me do more than merely appear as such? Marvelous! That would be incredible, Nina! I imagine, then, that I would not be so vulurable to the heat and the arid air, no more so than you yourself, or Prompto or Norman or Tip! Then I could traverse the Gerudo Desert all I wanted!"

Well, not quite, because it was still hot as balls out there, but it would certainly be a bit easier.

"You know," he ventured, with his voice dancing with the thrill of it all, "I don't believe there's ever been a Zora who could traverse the Gerudo Desert, Nina!"

"What better way to spend a holiday break!" said Sidon, with a laugh booming enough to resonate through the whole room, pumping his fist to match, before his arms opened, as he spoke excitedly about the prospects. "My legacy will be rife with so many firsts, Nina! First Zora to travel to another world! First Zora in space! First Zora in the Gerudo Desert!"

First Zora to...

...well, some of those thoughts would certainly be getting ahead of himself, as much as he knew Nina would have appreciated them.

"I truly shall live up to my title as the Ambassador Prince, on my own world and other well beyond!"

"Yes!" Sidon agreed with a laugh. "One step at a time, though I must admit, it would be exceptional to meet your Lady Teresa as well! Perhaps we could even work together some sort of partnership between worlds, as I'm building with Prompto's Prince Noctis! A veritable multiuniversal alliance of sorts! Tell me, Nina, what's she like?"

"Why, she must care for them deeply, to sacrifce so much of herself and her time to step up to the task in her father's illness!" Sidon remarked, clearly impressed. "How terribly sad, to have such an ordeal weighing on the shoulders of your kingdom, Nina, but how absolutely remarkable that you should have another capable leader ready to take on the task! She sounds truly incredible, and I would be honored the have the privledge to one day make her acquaintence!"

"Oh, I can only imagine she would be!" Sidon said, his voice energetic with respect and understanding. "I, on the other hand, have an incredibly open schedule; even as king, I don't believe I shall have too many pressing matters to attend to..."

Not unless the Calamity reawakened, in which case....hoo boy...

"I shall happily concede the occasion of our meeting to the lady's utmost convenience!"