Rene
"I'm not sure about it. As I said, I'm not from this Kingdom." She said, slowly falling to her backwards on the horse, her eyes looking up at the cloudy sky. "Seems like the time is changing..." She sighed and put both her hands on her hair, then letting them hung up from the horse. "What do you think about it, Gailin? And it won't work if you ignore me again." She smiled at him, her head leaning backwards so she could see him.

"Oh and, I think we have a problem. I mean, not that you care but I need to find a Macen or someone else." She sat up and stretched her back with a sigh after.
Mary
Volgras rolled his eyes. This left him in a strange predicament considering the usefulness of the woman. He was absolutely capable of roaming the countryside alone; he might even get better sleep.

"Are all women so nagging," He tossed out to her with a minor scowl. Glancing up, he didn't exactly know what she meant by 'time is changing'; perhaps it was in reference to the seasons or rain.

Kora was right because he didn't care about her 'problem', although, he did feel the need to inquire about it. If there was a chance that the issue would materialize as something bigger, then he would want to know. "And why do you need to find a Macen?" His tone flirted with aggravation and sounded tired. Kora seemed to only bring more obstacles than lessen them.
Rene
"I don't know, why?" She shrugged and glanced at him with a little smirk. Kora was... *"Innocent"*. She preferred to look things in the good side and wanted to play most of times. But she knew when she needed to be serious, and at the moment, she just wanted to break the silence between her and Volgras, talking or asking things to him. Apparently, it wasn't working, so she decided to stay quiet after answering his question with a serious expression on her face.

"Because I need to satisfy my hunger."
Mary
~~Whoa, whoa, whoa. Does Kora eat human?~~

The answer the obvious. *Because you're nagging me right now.* The little smirks that she offered irritated the Irunian. Not only did he not know their true meaning, but he felt that their reason was less than honest.

"What do you mean by satisfy your hunger," He asked. Volgras had actually stopped moving when he asked the question. Surely Kora didn't eat Macens. But had she said earlier? 'Or someone else.' Eying his sword, he calculated how long it would take for him to reach it, but Volgras didn't make a move for it. She would still need to get passed him, and he wasn't too easy to kill. More than that, Kora didn't seem to desire him for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Perhaps she wasn't cannibalistic, but he couldn't fathom eating human, elf or morgash meat. The thought made him feel uneasy about the girl with red eyes.