Returning the shoes to Navia, Théadan smiled more brightly upon hearing her thanks, even as she did give a little shake of her head for his brief trouble trying to find which hay bale exactly he had hidden them away inside. He finished getting the last pieces of his own clothes on, and gathering up what bags he had left behind, one knocked over by one of the sheep that had come sniffing around wanting to find something to nibble on. Fortunately they had not tried to nibble on anything of their's other than their toes. They left the confines of the stall to go meet the farmer who had allowed them to stay inside the barn, he was busy tending to Varinata, offering her grain to eat, Théadan could spot Wyndagar still waiting in his stall more patiently, more than likely having been unwilling to move at the beckoning of a man he did not know, giving Théadan cause to wear a wry smile for the loyalty of his friend.<br/><br/>The gaze of the farmer briefly looked over the two of them, he was already aware of Théadan being Mes'Mo'Tanian so there was not so much of a scrutinising glance his way, it looked more as though he was having a moment to take the pair of them in, he must not have got a good look at them last night, but now he did, his eyes came to rest on Navia and let out a whistle. Théadan already knew why, many men would react the same way, he had seen many do so when looking at Navia. He spoke in Khluri, leaving Théadan to wait on the translation, it was held up by the small laugh that came from Navia, and the brief exchange they had between them that had the farmer laughing too. A hand was offered to him, which Théadan took a moment to shake, wondering briefly if he was going to be agreeing to something by shaking it, or greeting the man.<br/><br/>Théadan's brow raised as he looked towards Navia curiously, wondering what was said, only for her to explain that the farmer spoke his mind and was congratulating him on his good fortune for having someone so beautiful. A smirk was on Navia's features as she continued telling him she agreed with the farmer that he was fortunate, winking at Théadan to tease him a little. "Fortunate indeed." He murmured with a smile, looking Navia's way as she went to get Varinata ready for their days ride. "Clearly he is not aware of what a troublemaker you are!" Théadan turned back to the farmer, and immediately felt the language divide between them as he was staring at him curiously, unsure what he had just said to Navia. Théadan offered a smile and bowed his head slightly. "Dhanyu, for letting us stay in your barn, and tending our horses." They couldn't understand each other, but he at least knew how to say thanks, and by gesturing at the area of the barn they stayed, and then at their horses, Théadan hoped it would get some of his message across. "Us taking so long to leave, it's all Navia's fault." He said cheekily, wishing the farmer could understand him. "No end of trouble she is."<br/><br/>"Dhanyu." He said again, and bowed his head, knowing he wouldn't be able to communicate much more than that with him. Théadan did have to get Wyndagar ready however, and get him fed too, so he briefly left the farmer to go to Wyn's stall, giving his horse and affectionate pat as he picked up the harness and saddle nearby, then opened up the stall door for Wyn do go join Varinata. "Come on, Wyn." Wyndagar was quick to leave the stall, apparently itching to be with Varinata and be fed too, he trotted on passed Théadan to brush up along Vari and sniff at the grain the farmer had been holding for them, leaving Théadan to shake his head as he had to walk back over to Wyn, carrying the saddle and harness. "Forgetting something?" He questioned the horse, who shook his head and let out a snort before nibbling at the food the farmer offered. Théadan began getting Wyn ready, while the farmer seemed to take a moment to admire Wyn, performing that same bow he had seen other Khluri including Navia do before horses they just met. Théadan met the farmers gaze before pressing a hand to the flat of Wyndagars face. "Wyndagar." He said in introduction, then pressed the same hand to his chest. "Théadan."