Navia allowed herself to be pulled into his hug, and a moment later he felt her pressing her face to his chest taking what comfort she could in him. That was all Théadan could really give, it didn't feel enough considering what she was having to go through, but it did seem to help, and for that Théadan was thankful. He held her close, letting Navia take all the time she needed for the emotions to calm, and the tears to stop. When Navia was ready, she lifted her head from his chest and wiped the remaining tears from her eyes. His heart went out to her, hating seeing her so upset, filled with worry for her friend, and hurting for the loss of Zyena. She agreed they could have gone to Mandira, but her face was downcast and eyes red from the tears. Théadan had to glance down at his shirt just to see what she was apologising for, seeing the dark spots on his shirt from her tears, he dismissed the apology as unnecessary. The Khluri heat would dry it out quickly enough.<br/><br/>The necklace was tucked back away from sight, they would have to carry it further still, hopefully they would be able to return it to its owner once they made their way to Mandira, but as Navia pointed out, she did not wish to ride directly too Mandira, there were others places they wanted to visit. At Navia's request, Théadan went and retrieved the map they had bought from one of the bags on Vari, and returned to Navia passing it to her for to unfold and choose their path from here. He watched as her finger traced through the countryside from Zyena, down to a point on the map named Lamph, she pointed out they would have to find a place to stay for the night or make camp. With the spa too far away to travel inside of a day it seemed one of those two options would be likely.<br/><br/>Her questioning of whether it was wrong for her to want to go to the spa caught Théadan by surprise. He understood where it was coming from, she wanted to see friends and family again, and felt a little guilty they were taking a scenic route to get there. "We can look for an inn." Théadan said in answer to her first question. "A roof over our heads is always preferable to sleeping outside." Finding one would prove difficult though, they had not come across one on the roads they had walked, so if they walked the exact same route as they back tracked, they already knew they were not going to come across any. It would be better to walk a route they had not yet traveled, on the chance they could find an inn to stay at. There was no guarantees however, so they would have to prepare for a night sleeping outside, but they were much better equipped for that than they had been in Mes'Mo'Tan. They would not need to hunt, and he had full use of both hands and would be able to do his part in making camp. "If we aren't able to find one we should give ourselves enough time to sort out a camp and a fire before the sun goes down though."<br/><br/>The second question seemed the more important of the two, it looked to be weighing more heavily on Navia's mind. He didn't really view the act as selfish though, it did not appear to him as though she wanted to head to the spa or any of location for herself. "If you were alone returning to Khlurios I'm sure you would be heading straight to Mandira to see your family and friends." There was no doubt of that in his mind. "No, I don't think its selfish. Even if it was, you've been on a journey unlike any one else from your country has been on before, and had to endure so much, I don't think anyone would begrudge you taking an opportunity to enjoy being in your homeland again." They both had gone through so much since they had met, it wasn't an excuse to be selfish, but with the war ended, and them both safe, they surely deserved to celebrate a little as they made their way to Mandira. "The spa isn't even that much of a diversion from our path to Mandira. Besides, I know you're not taking me to this spa for yourself, you're doing it because you want me to feel at home in Khlurios. You want to share a part of your history with me." And that was the main thing, that stood out to Théadan, she wasn't planning on visiting these places for her own pleasure, but to show him her home, he knew how much she wanted him to enjoy her country, and seeing these places were all a part of that.