Baiza did not appear to be to react negatively to Théadan's presence, as far as he could tell, but she was certainly gauging him, trying to work out the man he was. He could only hope what she saw, and how happy Navia was in his presence, helped to soothe any worries she might have about him being Mes'Mo'Tanian. Her gaze did shift briefly at the mention of Navia talking highly of the spa, Théadan could see that pleased Baiza, and soon she was guiding them towards their room, but not before pointing out it was likely they would come across few other people at the spa due to it not being the hotter months. That made Théadan frown as he realised he would endure even hotter temperatures than what he had just ridden through. Any lingering thoughts of that was pushed aside when the key was presented to Navia, Théadan was all set and ready to roll his eyes at Navia, who was immediately jingling the keys before his eyes, only to then slip them in his pocket remembering she had offered to let him hold the keys at the next place they stayed. "I'm surprised you remembered."<br/><br/>They were guided up the staircase to the third floor by Baiza, she suggested to them the springs first, while asking how long they would be staying. They had not really discussed that much yet, he supposed they would just see how they felt, but the introduction of Baiza may have changed that a little, and Théadan was sure there was plenty for them to do to keep them occupied for more than a day. It was certainly worth considering. At the door to their room Baiza left them, sweetly offering it to them as a gift. "Thank you." Was all Théadan could really offer in reply, and once it was just him and Navia again, he pulled the key from the pocket Navia had slipped it into, and opened the door to them. More white, was the first thing that caught Théadan's eyes, but there was far more to the room than the colour, curiously, there was no wall or window blocking the outside world from the room - unthinkable in Mes'Mo'Tan, people would surely freeze if such a thing was done. The bed dominated the centre of the room, but the whole place was spacious and luxurious. Clearly no expense was spared on such a place, and it was made with nobility in mind.<br/><br/>Théadan was nod done studying the room around him, before he felt his lover's arms wrap around his waist, her body pressing close behind him, and her hands immediately setting to undoing the lacing of his pants, catching him by surprise, causing him to let out an unexpected snort of amusement. Yet all Navia had to say, was '<i>two nights</i>.' as she nuzzled close. "Two?" He asked, considering it. There was sure to be more to this spa than an excuse for them to constantly indulge in each other at every given opportunity, fun though that would undoubtedly be. "I suppose there's no need for us to rush our time here." He said with a sigh, allowing him to relax to Navia's touch. "Baiza seemed very pleased to see you return to this spa, it would be a shame to not make the most of this room she has given us." Especially when it looked of such a high quality. Théadan could not imagine sleeping somewhere as nice again, until they reached Mandira, but more importantly the introduction of Baiza and the fact she knew Navia's mother, meant there was opportunity here to learn more about Navia. "And I'm sure she'll have an interesting story or two about your mother."<br/><br/>He looked down at the robes before them, assuming they were meant for when people retired to their bedroom for the evening, there as something comfortable for couples to laze in before going to bed. Navia's hands undressing him usually led to one thing, she had caught Théadan off guard, maybe she was just really pleased to have arrived at the spa, but still it seemed quite early to be making use of their bed. It was only afternoon and they had just arrived. "Are you sure you want to get undressed now though?" He had to ask, looking over his shoulder and back at Navia with a curious eyebrow. "It's only afternoon, and we haven't had a chance to explore our surroundings. Don't you want to go to the spring first, and then have dinner?"