The Khluri boy agreed to the request without hesitation. Théadan had to wonder whether his reason was entirely to do with the potential selling of the horse, or whether it was because he had been studying Wyndagar since they set foot in the stable, and he was curious to see how he ran. What ever the reason, the boy led them to the door leading out to the field, and pulled it open for them. Navia had taken Varinata's reins, and with Khluri word she coaxed the horse to the door. The swishing of its tail suggested it was very comfortable in Navia's company, and the way her head raised, and ears perked implied a little excitement as Vari realised she would get to go out into the field. Théadan reached for Wyndagar's bridle and gave a slight tug to convince him into following.<br/><br/>Navia was busy asking whether Vari knew a vivarta, which caused a smirk to form on Théadan's lips. She was going to have to show off one of these horse dances to him when they had the chance. It was one of the first things he had learned from her about the Khluri and their horses, how much training had she done with her Azva? The boy was giving a shrug and did not know himself, suggesting instead that Varinata was a clever horse and capable of learning. Théadan doubted the horse would have been taught any vivarta's in the past, surely the owners would have used that as a selling point to drive up the price in a country that so loves such things. Navia was letting Vari off to go trotting out into the field just a moment later, and the horse looked pleased to do so, taking off at a leisurely pace, and just enjoying the earth under her hooves.<br/><br/>It was Wyndagar's turn next, and Navia was turning back to him to check that he did not intend to ride them just yet. Théadan gave her a nod, "That's what I was thinking too." He said, as he began removing the bags tied to Wyndagar's saddle, and then unbuckling the saddle itself so he could run unencumbered and just enjoy himself for a time. Wyn's feet were shifting excitedly, scraping at the ground ready to run across the field, but remaining patient while waiting for Théadan's permission. "I'm sure after being stuck in that ship, Wyn would just like to stretch his legs a bit and remember the strength he has in them before having me ride on his back." It would likely be for the best too, stuck down in that ship couldn't have been good for Wyndagar, after a month of it there was a good chance he had lost a little bit of strength in his legs despite being well fed. Travelling again would soon see him back to full strength though, Théadan was sure.<br/><br/>With the last of their bags off of Wyndagar, and all the unnecessary straps removed from him, Théadan patted his side. "Go see if Vari would like to go for a run with you." He said softly, before whispering "Arash." Wyndagar did not need a second command, the horse was off immediately, letting out a pleased whinny as he ran out across the grass, feeling the strength of his legs again. Théadan took a moment to watch his horse, and enjoy the simple pleasure he took in just running. Of everything that he could have taken with him to remember his home, and remember where he came from, Wyndagar was by far the best and most important of them all. His breed was unmistakably one of Mes'Mo'Tanian's royal breed, as evidence by his larger size even against an endurance horse like Vari was. After everything Wyndagar had been through, and what he had carried them through, he certainly deserved a chance to enjoy himself. His interest in Vari was clear, possibly because he had not been near another horse in so long, and wanted another to run with, that interest had him going straight to Vari's side to try and stir her interest.<br/><br/>"She's an interesting breed that one." Théadan commented, eyes now studying Vari, as Wyn tried to gain her attention. "The colouration is very rare in Mes'Mo'Tan. White coat in a snow covered land would make the horse quite difficult to spot, which is one of the reasons why they are sort after." He said, stepping over to Navia to stand side by side with her. "I've heard they're a reliable horse too, easier to train than others." Which might make teaching her a vivarta possible. Though Théadan had no idea how tough it was to teach a horse to do that. But then Navia had taught Wyndagar to raise a leg in just a few moments when Théadan's attention had been else where. So how hard could it be? "So what does Varinata mean?" He decided to ask. If they were going to own this horse, he wanted to understand any meanings behind its name. "And please tell me it isn't 'female horse,' or I will have serious questions about how your country names things."