Instead of a choice or comment on the two clothing options, Théadan had a quip of a joke that made Navia roll her eyes and reach out to give his side a push. It was all in good fun though, and she loved his sense of humor, so she said nothing to challenge his words. Instead she shook her head at him with a smirk when he pointed out the two dresses were not in his style. He chose the green one though, giving the exposure of her back as the winning reason, leaving her to grin. She always liked to know how much Théadan enjoyed looking at her. In truth, she liked both outfits well enough to know she would have been happy with either of his decisions, but the teal color still called to her. Knowing there would be other chances for clothing, she turned back to ask the merchant if she could purchase the dress.<br/><br/>The woman had set her book down during the exchange between Théadan and Navia, her dark eyes curiously wandering over Théadan at a snail's pace. Navia noticed right away and turned to give him a once over, trying to figure out what the woman was looking at. She saw no embarrassing stains or rips in his clothing, nor was what he wearing particularly eye-catching, leaving Navia to frown her confusion when she looked back to the woman with her head cocked to the side slightly. The other woman met her gaze briefly and cleared her throat, “If you would like both along with the shoes, I am sure we can work out a fair price. Usually the dresses are two for a silver.”<br/><br/>“Will you take a silver for all three?” Navia asked, then smiled brightly when the woman glanced Théadan’s way again and nodded. Glad to hear it, Navia dipped her hand into Théadan’s pocket to pilfer the coin pouch they shared, but not without a haughty little smirk that she was taking it from him. She stepped closer to the table while fishing in the bag for the correct coin and it was then that the woman leaned forward and spoke lowly to her in Khluri. Navia paused and looked back at Théadan, a slow smirk forming on her lips as she nodded. The woman placed both dresses in a burlap sack for her and as Navia handed over her payment and thanked the woman, she again spoke quietly. This time Navia laughed outloud and nodded, eyes warming considerably before speaking in the common tongue back to the merchant, “Yes, I think so too. Thank you.”<br/><br/>Glad to have two new dresses and shoes to wear, Navia turned back to Théadan with a bright, innocent smile. She scooped up her boots with one hand and tossed the coin pouch to him with the other, “Now that I have new clothes, shall we look for that map? Or maybe some lunch? Do you—“ She paused upon seeing the blue fabric draped over Wyndagar’s saddle as she went to tie her boots to it, eyebrows pulling together. Navia reached out to touch the cloth, liking the texture of it, and wondered what had made Théadan purchase it. She’d seen such cloths before, under the saddles of Khluri horses. Wanting to tease him a little, especially after her exchange with the merchant only moments ago, Navia smirked at him, “Already decorating your horse in the Khluri fashion? We also have decorated bridles and reins Wyndagar would probably like.”<br/><br/>Wanting to keep moving, anxious to find the rest of their supplies so she could change clothes and hopefully find a new horse, Navia placed a hand under Wyndagar's chin. She pulled gently, guiding him into walking with her and away from Théadan with a mischievous expression while she waited to see how he would take her teasing.