With the lift still raising, but them almost at the top, the faces of sailors, the Captain, and Navia all now in view, Théadan felt a little more at ease to not keep a tight hold on Wyn's bridle. His focus shifted to all their equipment and sacks he had piled on the lift. Picking up the equipment Théadan began strapping it to Wyndagar as the lift reached the main deck, and Navia stepped on grinning at Wyndagar's excitement. Her hand pressed to Wyn's face soothingly, agreeing it was a very exciting day for everyone. There was no doubting that, they were all feeling anticipation and excitement for finally arriving at Khlurios be it for one reason or another. Théadan tied the last of their equipment securely to Wyndagar, before lifting up the burlap sacks and throwing it over his shoulder while Risho called them over.<br/><br/>The Captain was to go first, followed by Navia, then him and Wyndagar, whatever he said next, Théadan was oblivious too, only that drew cheers from the men, so it must have been something good. They had already put the plank in place for them and all the cargo to disembark, Risho was stepping onto it, and offering a hand to Navia to help her up. Théadan followed their lead, taking Wyndagar's bridle and guiding the horse into following him to the plank. Navia had taken her first steps out on to the plank when she paused to turn and offer him a hand. Her hair and dress were blowing in the breeze, yet all it did was make Navia all the more alluring to Théadan. The smile on her lips and the beckoning hand she offered was not something he would ever resist, with his free hand he took hers and smiled. "Together," He said softly for only them to hear. "From my land to yours, always together."<br/><br/>Théadan waited for her to lead him off the ship, he was always happy to follow her where ever she might take him, it was always going to be somewhere interesting, but in this instance he knew how important the first step back into her homeland was for Navia. There were many Khluri around, most of whom were busy, and all completely oblivious to their returning Duchess. He was certain not to hurry her, to let Navia have her moment, but he was soon following with his first step on to Khluri soil since the night he had stolen Navia from her home. It was a strange feeling to be back, at the end of the war he had not considered whether he would ever return to Khlurios, but when his and Navia's relationship grew, Théadan had hoped he could do so one day, if just to return her home. Now that had been done. He gave her hand a small squeeze, and was all prepared to whisper a quiet word to her about fulfilling promises, when Wyn let out an excited whinny and decided he could wait no longer.<br/><br/>His foot had barely left the plank when Wyndagar hurried himself off the plank and on to the shore, pulling his bridle free of Théadan's hand and trotting himself in a circle, happy and relieved to be away from the confines of the ship, and out in open air. "Wyn!" Théadan called though the horse seemed far too busy trotting in circles and testing his legs to notice. He looked to be absolutely full of energy. But his excitement had drawn the attention of a few Khluri who had to back up from the trotting horse. Théadan had to let go of Navia's hand and step in front of Wyndagar to have him stop for a moment, placing a hand on his face. "Calm yourself, I know you're relieved to be back on land, but I promise I'll let you properly stretch your legs soon. So don't go running off." He said, grinning at his horse's antics, before giving him a small rub under his chin.<br/><br/>With Wyndagar safely off the ship, Théadan returned to his lover's side, taking her hand in his once more and giving it a small squeeze. Risho was waiting for them, but before he could speak, Théadan had to offer up thanks for everything he had done first. "Risho, thank you for getting Navia and myself here, and for your hospitality." He said, certain had Navia chosen any other Khluri ship back in Mes'Mo'Tan, they would not have had half as pleasant a journey as what they experienced. "I honestly did not know what to expect when I first stepped onboard your ship." What expectations did have had suspected to see scowls and a general disdain for his presence, but it had never been the case. He had always been treated with respect. "You've been exceptionally welcoming,<i>dhanyu </i>my friend."