Arms wrapped around Théadan's waist, Navia pulled herself a little closer to him, her hands wrapping around the opposite side of his waist as she looked up into his eyes, amusement in her voice as she assured him it was only her who gave such ridiculous names, not her entire country. 'Light of the moon' was an interesting name, looking at Varinata, her coat and how bright she was in the Khluri sunshine, he could see why her previous owners would give her such a name, her appearance was radiant, definitely eye-catching, at night in the moonlight, he could imagine her coat would still shine. He nodded as Navia asked if he thought it was pretty, it was fitting for Vari too.<br/><br/>Théadan's gaze never left the pair of horses, he was curious to see how Wyndagar got on, whether he could coax Vari into running with him. It did take a bit of urging on his part, a few false starts, but then Vari was was suddenly off, and Wyndagar was following her a moment later, catching up to her quickly before matching her pace in a steady gallop. It was pleasing sight to see, one both Théadan and Navia both enjoyed, as the two horses ran side by side, black and white. Wyndagar wasn't trying to challenge her to race, or up her pace at all, Théadan could see from Wyn's stride that he just wanted to enjoy running alongside another horse again. Doing so would definitely make for a more enjoyable journey for him, especially when he didn't have to carry the weight of two people plus equipment on his back. They had asked a lot of him journeying across Mes'Mo'Tan, and being patient on the ship, yet he had stuck through it. Wyndagar deserved a reward.<br/><br/>The voice of the Khluri boy stating more than asking that Wyn could run much faster than that, tweaked Théadan's ear, but Navia was first to answer. It was clear how interested the boy was in Wyndagar, how he wanted the horse, he even tried to make an offer he thought would make for a good deal. One of the royal breed sold for the price of two horses, it was almost laughable, if only the boy knew just how precious these horses were in Mes'Mo'Tan. Théadan was thankful Navia intervened and sought to distract the boy from trying to make any further deals, Wyndagar was family after all, and Navia understood that, and after their journey together, she likely felt the same way.<br/><br/>Navia asked for his thoughts on Vari, if they could have her, but her initial thoughts on the boy drew his attention first. Théadan smirked at her ponderings of why the boy wanted Wyndagar so much. "He wants Wyn for himself." Théadan said, feeling certain of it. The way the boy had been looking at Wyndagar went beyond the simple desire for money, he was impressed by the horse, he had likely grown up around horses and had a trained eye for spotting the best of them. A horse like Wyndagar walking into his stable must have been a magnificent sight. "Probably wants to impress a Khluri girl by showing off an impressive horse never seen in these lands and taking her out on a ride somewhere." He suggested, and turned his head gaze from the horses to look down at Navia, a smirk on his lips as he remember how they had first met, and the first time they had rode off alone together. "I can hardly blame him, it seemed to work for me."<br/><br/>He slipped a hand around Navia's back to support her while she was leaned against him, then nodded over towards the horses, as they took a bend Vari ducked behind Wyndagar, only to pick up speed and come up the inside of him. They were being playful together, and Wyndagar looked to be thoroughly enjoying himself. "We can have Vari." He answered her question. "She's the pick of the bunch among these horses, but more importantly Wyndagar likes her." His main concern had been making sure she was healthy, and would be able to keep a good pace on the road, Théadan was satisfied that was the case now, the only other question that had remained was whether Wyn would like her, but the answer to that was clear. "I've wanted to get a second horse for Wyn to be friends with during the inevitable times where I'm not around to keep him company." Wyn must have gotten lonely and bored those days when he was busy fulfilling duties. Yet Wyn had always been devoted to him, no matter what they had been through, Wyn had stayed by his side, helped save his life, and when they were desperate to flee Mes'Mo'Tan, he was who they had depended upon. "No expense should be spared on his happiness after the loyalty and patience he has shown."