He speaks with his mortal voice - it has the same echoed every-language quality, but it obviously has a direction to it. "What you mean when you say what you say. It's unique to every person, with different coloration behind every meaning. But yours is - like hers. Head tilt, the other direction. "But not. I can see that now, that I am closer. How odd."
"Where could we find Perinixu? Is she another... are you a god? You seem like you may be a god."
"I am just shy of five and a half feet tall. A mile is five thousand two hundred eighty feet. How many miles?"
"Okay, I can do that in a little over an hour." Isabella sets up her cloud-pine and motions her husband to hop on.
"Stray me! I hope she's still alive so we can talk to her without using up supplies. Is it only me who sounds familiar or does Adarin too, by any chance...?"
"Mortals in my world top out with the very occasional hundred and twenty or so, most die decades earlier."
"Yes. Not in large numbers, it's tedious and requires resources for each one, but I can do it."
"Reflexes, protection from the desert's casual troubles - hot sand, sunburns, that sort of thing. The ability to go without water for days. Increased endurance, improved flexibility. And the winds will always go where you need them to, never off-balance you, always be at your back when you need them."