Monkeys was what Navia labelled them as, and they continued to be a nuisance to Théadan with their hooting and hollering. Among themselves he could see they were playful, but every now and then one of them would stop to throw something his way, which would either drop short, or he would have to bat away. Thankfully this did not continue throughout their journey, the monkeys did eventually lose interest, and they saw many other creatures on their travels, some were familiar to Théadan, having seen them in Mes'Mo'Tan, like the pigs, some he had seen when last he was in Khlurios, and there were plenty he had never seen at all, which Navia seemed very pleased to teach him their names. What struck Théadan most about the jungle, was how noisy it was. There was so much life, there was always something calling out, be it bird, bug, or something else.<br/><br/>They did eventually discover a sign pointing them in the right direction, and giving Théadan assurance his lover had not gotten them lost just yet. Deciding he could not turn up at the Spa barefoot, he put his shoes back onwith minimal fuss, and soon the jungle was opening up to reveal more tall white buildings, this certainly seemed to be the Khluri style, had it not been surrounded by trees, he was sure it would have been a brilliant white from the sun. As it was it still stood out among the green fauna. There were horses in a pasture, and Navia was guiding them quickly over to the stables so their horses could be made comfortable while they enjoyed the delights of the spa. "Sounds good to me." Was his reply to her suggestion. Doors opening moments later made Navia jump, Théadan had to cover the smirk that bloomed across his face at his lover's reaction. It was just two men who clearly worked at the spa offering to look after the horses for them.<br/><br/>Théadan gave a nod, and was soon dismounting from Vari. Navia pointed out they only needed to bring what they wanted, everything else would be safe in the men's care. His gaze briefly flicked over to the two Khluri who had come to their horses, taking a moment to see if they looked to hold any ill will towards him, but neither looked particularly bothered by his presence beyond a look of curiousity, wondering what a Mes'Mo'Tanian was doing here. Théadan trusted Navia was right, and decided only to take the sack which had all his clothes in, hopefully he could dig out something that would allow a little more air to flow beneath the fabric, or something more suited to a day at a Spa. With that being tossed over his shoulder, he was stepping over to Wyndagar for a quick word. "Wyn." Théadan asked for his horse's attention, his hand stroking down the side of his face until their eyes met. He took hold of the bridle, and made the very deliberate and clear move of offering it to the man to hold so Wyndagar would understand he wanted him to follow. "Behave, and stay with Vari, okay?" Wyn nickered and shook his mane, but at a tug from the man, he reluctantly followed.<br/><br/>Now their horses would be taken care of, Théadan turned his attention back to the main building. It was much more artfully made than most Mes'Mo'Tanian buildings, the lines were smoother, there were more curves, more details. Mes'Mo'Tan just worried about the practicality most of the time, but clearly the Khluri cared a lot about the aesthetics, and sought to make the building look at inviting as possible. They did have to go get themselves a room for a night before  they could partake in any of the activities they had planned, but Théadan took a moment to reach out with his senses, he couldn't see it, nor hear it, but now that he focused, he could smell the slight salty scent lingering in the air. "I can smell the ocean." He stated with a small grin, giving Navia sidelong glance, then offering her a hand so they could approach the building together. "So..." He uttered trying to be nonchalant as the many ideas and expectations they had laid together involving this place, began to form in his mind. "What is it we're going to do first, I wonder?"