When she ceased in bombarding him with questions, he was secretly relieved. He wasn't much of a talker, unlike her. Perhaps in the past, he was more open to conversation, but that had definitely changed. He remained silent the rest of the trip, keeping an eye out for any signs of danger. He pulled his horse to a stop when Seijun asked for a break and her father agreed. He gave a nod to show that he was okay with it, before walking his horse over to a tree with a low hanging branch. He dismounted and tied the reins to it.<br/><br/>He turned and saw that Seijun was having trouble dismounting from her horse. Without a word, he walked over to her and reached out to gently pluck her from her saddle and place her down on her own feet on the ground. If she was heavy, he didn't say anything about it. Truthfully, she was quite light to him and it was easy to pick her up.