Sage nodded in response and chuckled lightly in resposne to her comment, sinking back down into the water. He still found it ratehr amusing that humans thought he was so pretty....he'd quite literally been shunned and kicked out of his home becasue he wasn't considered pretty enough for the siren community he was born into. It was just odd, he supposed. Whatever. He could hope they wouldn't do anything besides look, but he still circled the tank wearily when the men came over, making sure to stay as far away from them as possible, and sort of stay under the clouds of blood where they could only catch glimpses of him. Of courswe, when they changed the water that would also change, but for now it was fine. Unless they planned on taking him out of the water when they wanted to see him better. The sand had come by then, so maybe water had too. He didn't know.

Oliver made her way around the side of the warehouse where a few baby dragons were. She quickly dumped the bones in the cage they had for them, instantly the three that were there swarmed over on top of the bones. Chewing away at them and not lifting their heads once. She smiled slightly at the sight before going back home and up to her room where she quickly dried her hair and threw it into a messy bun. Next she got changed into a comfortable pair of sweatpants and a croptop before heading back out to the warehouse. Overall it was about 45 minutes later when she came strolling back into the warehouse, she instantly saw the order of sand had arrived and was pleased to see it -Good now we can get that done quickly tomorrow- She thought with a smile before heading over to Sages platform where she wondred if her father was still up there

Sage had sort of just been....as boring as possible, though the men still seemed fascinated. Of course, he'd been mostly obscured from view, thanks to the clouds of blood that were still sort of floating around in the water. He did noticed Oliver come back though, and he gave her a small wave and thumbs up, sort of figuring she'd like to know none of them suspected a thing so far. He could over hear the conversation from the men though.... apparently he'd been a bit too boring, because the men, whoever they were, were asking Trevor to get him out of the pool where they could see him better. His expression immediately soured, and he sort of hunkered down in the corner of the pool, a nervous chatter coming from his mouth. It wasn't to anyone in particular, in fact he wasn't sure anyone could hear it, but he was definitely nervous about being hauled out of the water again. Plus, he just didn't trust these guys. Like...at all.

Oliver walked up the steps seeing her father and the men were still there. She looked in the pool were she saw Sage giving a wave then thumbs up. In return she smiled back then gave a small nod of acknowledgment. Oliver then turned her attention to the chatter of the men who thought he was being a bit boring and wanted a closer look. She cringed slightly at the thought of getting Sage out of the pool. Hearing her father agree sort of sent a hint of rage into her emotion, even if not even a few days ago she would've been agreeing to get the siren out so why she was angry now was just a mystery. As a few workers started to grab the nets, she walked up to her dad deciding to work her bratty charm "Hey Dad" She chirped happily to him, her voice going slightly higher pitched than normarl. Trevor turned and looked at her raising a brow "I wouldn't want to take the siren out of the pool if I were you" She said, keeping the same high pitched tone. "No, were getting him out of the pool whether you like it or not" Trevor replied firmly, Oliver huffed and crossed her arms dramatically "Dad!.." She whined "Your not listening, I'm trying to keep these poor men safe! What if the siren whips it's tail at them, injurying them and think about the siren. Do you really want it to get more scraped up than before!" She declared still with a whiney tone to her voice. Trevor was still going to keep the plan of pulling the siren out when suddenly the men started chattering, of course none of them wanted to get whack by the tail and hurt their 'gorgeous' appearence. Trevor let out a long sigh, running a hand through his hair. "Fine, leave him in the pool." Trevor grumbled in a agitated tone leading the men off the platform to go carry on other business.

Sage couldn't help but chuckle slightly when the girl started whining to her father, rolling his eyes slightly when the man seemed to agree readily. He popped his head up out of the water as they started walking away, using his tail to splash the men, flashing a devilish grin wide enough to show his fangs off and chattered over in their direction. This time though, the cursing was pretty evident in his tone of voice. He turned back to sort of start his mindless laps around the pool again, though soon enough drifted back over to where Oliver was standing, regarding her with a slightly amused expression on his face. "Is your dad always that gullible," he asked with a slight chuckle, admittedly rather impressed with the girls acting skills. Normally humans were rather slow and stupid, but she seemed to be pretty quick thinking. He practically lept out of his skin when a horn sounded from outside the warehouse doors and a few large tankers backed into the area. He watched them curiously, nose twitching when he smelled the ocean water in them. It admittedly made his smile grow a bit more, knowing the girl had followed through and gotten at least a few most important things he'd said he'd needed.

Oliver held back a laugh as she heard a splash then the men groan and complain about the water that got flung onto them. She looked over at Sage seeing the devilish smile that rested there and couldn't help but chuckle hearing his chatter. Obviously there was some curses in there, even if she didn't speak the language she could just tell. She then just watched as he dove back off and did his usual laps around the pool. When he came back up where she was, she sgrinend then nodded at his question. "Yes, all the time. It's quite easy to get what I want when I act like that" She said sort of proud of herself by her amazing acting skills. It truly was somethign she was good at and she used it to it's full potential. Olivers attention then turned to hearign the warehouse doors open, she made her way to the edge of the platform seeing that the tanks of saltwater had arrived. "Perfect" She mumbled under her breath in a happy tone, she glanced over at Sage "I'll get started on remaking your tank tomorrow, it is a bit late now so I know it won't get all done today." She informed with a small smile settlign on her lips.

Sage chuckled lightly in response to her comment about telling her father what to do. "Liz could do that too," he sort of absentmindedly hummed, following her along as she walked across the platform and down the length of the pool, effortlessly gliding along next to her as they moved along. Of course, he got stopped after a moment when he hit the wall, but he still followed her with his eyes, honestly just very, very bored. He waved her comment away with a hum and shrug, musing "take your time. Didn't expect it all in a day," with a slight twinge of amusement in his voice. He was excited though ....once he got sand he could use magic to grow kepl and such in the tank, and make it seem a little bit more like home. As in the ocean. At least, as best he could. But he could at least make a bed and everything, which would help the soreness and stiffness.

Oliver chuckled slightly at his comment about his sister, he truly did seem to care about her a lot since he seemd to talk about her whenever he could. "Sounds like me and her would get along" She joked softly with a small snort. Oliver turned around to face the pool that Sage was in. She leaned back against the railing, stretching out as she was starting to become a bit bored. At his last comment she nodded a bit in acknowledgment, she thought about if she had gotten everything when suddenly she stood straight up remembering the blinds. "Another thing I could get done before the day is over is put up these blinds" She said out loud as she rushed down the stairs and disappearing for a moment. She then came back up the stairs with 4 long sets of blinds that she had gotten, each long and big enough to cover the windows. "I'll set these up today so at least that won't be something I have to do tomorrow" She said just htinking out loud again. Oliver took one blind and came to the edge of the pool, the negative part about putting these up was it was at the very edge of the pool. There was only enough room for half her foot so she would have to be careful with her footing. She carefully shuffled her way to the first window and began hooking up the blind.

Sage hummed lightly and nodded. "I think she'd be quite the little devil partnered with you," he grumbled fondly. "She knows what buttons to push," he snorted. That was any sibling though, as far as he could figure. He nodded in response to her comments about the blinds, sort of eyeing her when she shimmied onto the ledge. Upon seeing how hard it was for her to reach up and stay standing there, he moved to swim over and use powerful strokes of his tail to place most of his upper body above the waters surface, placing a firm hand against her lower back. "If you fall in here I'm not sure we can hide you being in here with me for a second time," he half joked.

Oliver chuckled lightly at Sages first set of comments "Yep, she absolutely would be" I joked back with a small laugh, the more he talked about his siter the more she would really want to met the girl. But it wouldn't be anytime soon obviously... Or ever is she really thought about it. As she reached up trying to secure the blinds her balance became shakey. Oliver tried to catch her balance when suddenly she felt a firm hand on her back. She glanced over her shoulder seeing Sage was helping her stay still. "Oh definitely not" I say truthfully while reaching back up to the blinds finally securing them to the hooks on the window. She carefully shimmed her way back to the open platform "One down.. Three more to go" She chirped happily while grabbing the next blind, beginning to make her way back across the narrow ledge