Teiji glanced at the two of them as they approached, his blank expression giving nothing away as he waited for them to come within earshot. At Seijun’s excited wave, he bowed his head in greeting to her and offered her the smallest of smiles. “Good morning, my lady.” Green eyes then flicked towards her father and focused as the older man apologized for their tardiness.<br/><br/>“Do not worry. It wasn’t that long of a wait and it’s good to be prepared in case of emergency. Smart thinking, my lady.” He had no problem with praising Seijun as he turned his horse some to face the exit.<br/><br/>He nudged his horse gently into following after the two of them, though his attention snapped to Seijun as he moved his horse to catch up to her and lean over to grab her reigns enough to tug and make the horse slow down.<br/><br/>“Be careful, my lady. I would hate for you to fall off your horse and get injured before we’ve properly left the village.” His voice was stern, but not harsh.