Navia led the way down the stairs in search of the spring, though she was not completely certain she recalled the way, causing Théadan to raise a dubious eyebrow at her. But Navia guided them to the bottom of the stairs and left down one of the corridors, all while explaining a room like the one they had was a common occurrence in areas of Khlurios that made it possible. It was hard for him to contemplate a part of the world never getting cold enough for it to be a problem. The only assumption Théadan could come to was that certain areas of Khlurios never had a winter, and likely no autumn either. Did this part of the land even have seasons? It was a strange thing to contemplate, interrupted only by Navia's admission that she liked the open air room, that it would be like 'sleeping on the tree tops.' That did sound appealing to Théadan, especially when his own bedroom he had pretty much built a nest up high for himself.<br/><br/><i>'Tufan</i>?' Which creature was that again? Had Navia already told him? Théadan wasn't certain, but he didn't question it, it could wait after all. Now they were approaching a strange pair of double doors with intricate patterns carved into them. A waterfall, trees and rocks were all depicted, and Navia was brushing her hand over it, the image likely stirring a memory for her. When she opened it, there was much noise on the other side, the natural world seemed to be laying in wait, captured behind the door just for them. The white was gone in favour of the natural colour of stone, a rise of them creating a divide between two areas, and the sound of bubbling water close by reached Théadan's ears. The place did look so very pretty.<br/><br/>Navia pointed to a sign post on the wall before them, explaining the divide between the two areas, Men on one side, women the other, as Navia had explained to him before. She pressed a brief kiss to his cheek, and her arm slipped from his elbow with her offering a parting word, suggesting he would have to decide if he wanted to meet her out in the sunshine. Then Navia went around to the women's area, leaving him to go into the mens. He hesitated for just a moment, the experience being new and left him a little unsure of himself.  Théadan did move to step around into the mens area though, and found it empty. Baiza had said they were unlikely to see many other people while they were here. He supposed that was for the best, they were less likely to be interrupted from having their fun, and he would not have to put up with the surprised look that was rapidly becoming the norm whenever he saw a new face.<br/><br/>There was an area for people to sit at, and take a moment to relax, even some seats around the edge of the water where presumably people could sit and just dip their feet into the water and enjoying the rising bubbles from below. Théadan noted there were hooks there too, and figured it was unlikely he was meant to wear the robe into the pool since he would have to wear it back to the room. Yet still he looked around as if to seek assurance this was the right thing to do, that being naked in this area was fine. There was no one there to acknowledge however, so Théadan shrugged his shoulders, disrobed, and took his first tentative step into the water. Navia's voice called out to him in that moment, echoing from beyond the wall. He wasn't sure just how deep the water was just yet, and found himself reluctant to just go barreling in. "Um...yeah..." Théadan replied awkwardly, deciding his answer was true, his foot was submerged in the water after all.<br/><br/>She already had questions for him, and a little taunt too, and that gave Théadan the encouragement he needed to press on and continue down the steps until everything below his waist was submerged in the water. It was pleasant difference to the hot Khluri day he had been struggling with prior to that, and would certainly work wonders at cleaning off the sweat that had formed on his body during the ride to the spa. "It's a lot cooler than I expected." Théadan answered, calling back to Navia, and hearing his voice echo about the walls. Her taunt had to be addressed though. "Nice - yes. Quiet - yes. Solitary I'm not so sure about." He never felt completely comfortable bathing alone, the trickle of running water always sound so alone to his ears, there was an absence there that he couldn't quite put his finger on what it was, but he knew he did not like it. "It feels very lonely over here by myself. Perhaps I've just been spoiled by having your company at my side for so long." He admitted, as he began to move further into the spring, feeling the small hairs on his skin being tickled by small bubbles rising from below the surface.<br/><br/>The area had a bit too much shade for Théadan's liking. The sun would be far better companion to the cool water than the shade the walls gave, so Théadan waded towards the area that looked brightest, while avoiding dipping below the waterline. "I could do with a little bit of the sunlight to compliment the cool water honestly." Théadan called over to her, making his intentions clear, truthfully he did not like being alone in water where he was unsure how deep it could get. It made him feel a little uncomfortable. As he waded out into the brighter area, the sun caught the water, making it sparkle. Théadan gazed at it admiringly before lifting his head up to enjoy the sunlight for a moment. Wanting to share his enjoyment he called out, "NaviaAH!" Only to find the floor fall away with his next step, leaving him to suddenly sink into the water to his neck, his head tilted back, as he suddenly felt perilously close to being underwater. "...okay there's a step there into a deeper water."