A shrug was Navia's to reply to his probing question. She gave little in the way of details of what she bought, but her explanation that she had bought some new clothes to give her a change from her norm had him nodding. Whether he had a variety of clothing or not had never much bothered Théadan, but he knew Navia enjoyed the variety of clothes she could have, for the beauty they had. Being a duchess she must have been used to having a much larger wardrobe to choose from. He merely nodded, and enjoyed their little walk together as they walked close together, her chin on his shoulder, and hand tucked under his arm. She pointed out she wasn't the only one to have bought something new. Her curiosity of the sack and the hope he would show her once they had a rook for the night, made it so easy to tease her just a little bit. "Perhaps,<i>if</i>you're nice to me."<br/><br/>The walk was nice, and happily the did not experience any of the troubles with people trying to kidnap Navia, that Risho had talked about. While there were many people, they were all of varying races, the island was so diverse no one batted an eye at seeing a Khluri and a Mes'Mo'Tanian walking down the street arm in arm. There was no whispers, or menacing glares, no threats of violence or anything. They were just another couple here, and that made it so easy for Théadan to relax and just enjoy the evening with Navia.<br/><br/>Finding the building Navia had spotted did not take long, and sure enough the signage declared it to be a large tavern, bigger than the last one they had stayed at, and with it having its name in so many languages above the door, clearly it was more welcoming of a variety of patrons too. As the pair approached Navia reminded him they wanted a room with a balcony so they could watch the sunset together, while also asking if he thought they might be able to have their meal taken to their room too. It was an appealing suggestion, as nice and welcoming as the people on this island were, Théadan really wanted the night to be solely about him and her, sitting in the tavern and having a quiet meal was not nearly as an appealing thought as having a quiet meal alone with Navia, while watching a setting sun. "There's no harm in asking if we can have the meal brought up to us," Théadan replied, "and hopefully one of their balcony rooms are still available."<br/><br/>Entering the building Théadan was struck by just how much of an atmosphere was contained within, there was pleny of music, laughter, and that smoky smell of fresh food being cooked. The place was warm both in design and the mood, it had an open area where people talked and mingled, and Théadan could spy a dining area where people were already eating. Théadan could see a menu on the far wall divided into seven sections, each in a different language, and the listed meals were from all over. "Oh wow, they have a meal for everyone." Théadan said with a grin, liking what he saw. "Whether to experiment with something new, or have a meal from our homelands, there's the question."<br/><br/>Food was on Théadan's mind, but as they were stood in the entrance, and could not see what else there was further in, he put it to the back of his mind in favour of the man who was sat behind a desk at the entrance and was busy looking through various papers. He must have had something to do with the tavern. "Excuse me?" Théadan asked, getting bis attention.<br/><br/>The man who looked to be in his thirties with dark brown hair, and skin like the Mes'Mo'Tanians returning from Khlurios. "Good evening to you both," He replied, but in an accent that Théadan had never heard before. He did not sound like he was from Mes'Mo'Tan. "Welcome to the Water's Edge tavern, are you looking for rooms tonight?"<br/><br/>"Just the one room for us," Théadan corrected with a friendly smile, before gesturing to Navia and then himself. "We were hoping you had one of your rooms with a balcony overlooking the bay available."<br/><br/>Delightful surprise crossed the mans face when he understood the nature of their relationship. "Ah, but of course you two are together and seeking a romantic evening no less, hmm?" He said with a smile and a wink, noting how his and Navia's arms were linked. "How lovely! The balcony rooms do of course cost a silver more, but they make for quite the view for a young couple such as yourselves to enjoy while whispering sweet nothings into each others ears."