A small chuckle came from Navia behind him, making Théadan wonder what it was he said that she found funny. She did admit she wanted them undressed though, even asking for him to remove his boots while adding he didn't need them for the spring. That certainly raised an eyebrow, did they not need any clothes to head down to the spring? Were the Khluri a lot less reserved than Mes'Mo'Tanians? Navia had stepped around to stand in front of him, her hands already seeking to push up his shirt as she explained the robes on the bed was all they needed to wear, that they would be easier to return in when they were all wet. Théadan suddenly felt a little foolish for having failed to put that together. "Oh!" He murmured eyes looking away briefly as his feet moved to kick off his boots as Navia requested. He could not use his hands as his lover was already pushing his shirt upwards.<br/><br/>Dark lips stole a quick kiss from Théadan before his shirt was removed entirely, her eyes very obviously sweeping across his bare flesh as she was welcome to do, and a moment later Navia was assisting in removing his pants before passing one of the robes over to him. He slipped into the soft fabric and noticed despite it being quite thick, it was still far cooler than what he had been wearing. It was more open though, he could certainly feel more of a draft, but it was pleasant and cool. Théadan watched Navia undress and then slip into her robe too, sighing delight her delight, the way Navia had closed her robe and tied a knot was much neater than what he had done, he noticed, and so quickly went about trying to sort his robe into something a little neater.<br/><br/>Together they stepped out of the room, leaving Théadan to lock it shut while Navia suggested they could have their dinner on the balcony tonight, it being something she and her mother used to do together. That certainly made it a little more enticing, now that he was here, Théadan had come to realise there was more to be had from this place than the relaxing waters. There was opportunity to discover more about Navia, hear more of her past, the spa was certain to jog memories for her, and he was eager to hear of all of them. "Dinner by the balcony sounds like a good idea." Théadan agreed, offering his arm to Navia as they began to walk back down the halls of the spa. "We'll relax in the spring first, and if its changed like Baiza said from when you were last here, perhaps you can point out the changes to me." Maybe there would be something new on offer for them, or perhaps it would just help take Navia back to that time she and her mother had shared. "Then we can have our meal on the balcony, and perhaps we'll spot more interesting creatures in that jungle."<br/><br/>There was going to be much for them to see here, Théadan was sure of it, but since they were going to stay a couple of days, they could afford to take their time, and enjoy everything on offer. He was curious to discover what they might see from their balcony, the room itself had been very different from anything he was used too, but Navia didn't bat an eyelid at it. If anything she had just seemed very happy and content to be there. Still Théadan had to comment on what he thought to be very odd. "That room of ours is very curious, isn't it?" He asked, wondering if it in fact was the norm for Khluri. "There was no window separating the outside world from it." He glanced at her sidelong to see what her reaction was, though he had already seen the room had been of no surprise to her. "I suppose the Khluri have a reason for it though." A step later Théadan hesitated in his step for just a moment before leaning a little closer to Navia. "I hope you know which way leads to the spring, right now I'm just following you."