Thorgan saw the look Allassiel gave Lotharn and he pitting the elf when she began to talk to him. He might not have understood the language, but the tone of voice and her facial expressions told it all. She was not happy with what he and Pegawen had been doing. It was also evident that she did not want any of the others to know what she was saying, though it seemed that Timberlane knew as he listened and raised a brow. Lotharn just stood there and let her vent her anger on him. He did not seem to be quick to anger himself . Pegawen came running down the stairs and called out to her cousin. The two women began to argue back and forth but one could see that the two were very close and loved each other. The two hugged each other at the end of it, but he could still see that she had dark looks at Lotharn.<br/><br/>"Our customs came from our own elders and they are now gone. We are in a new world and we need to think of making our own. He looked around the city. I do not see here what we had back in Rivendale or the Greenwood. As for Pegawen and I, after we have done what we need to do, I intend to have the Elders here perform the ceremony. It seems it has been meant for her and I to come together." he spoke in Sindarin. His intentions were to marry her as soon as they could retrieve the stones and do what ever it was to rid the land of the Orcs and the one Called Morgan and his undead.<br/><br/>Timberlane just shook his head and smiled. "Come on lets get going. You can argue it all out on the way." he said as he mounted his horse and took the reigns of the Pack Horses. Flagdon shook his head and mounted up as well. He groaned as he sat astride the large horse. "I don't like riding." he said, "But with the long legs you all have it is the only way I can keep up. So let us go so I can get back on the ground as soon as I can." That made Thorgan laugh a bit. It lightened the mood.<br/><br/>Lotharn helped Pegawan up into her saddle before he mounted up and moved up to ride beside her.