Navia took Théadan's needling of her in good humour, smiling back and agreeing with him that he would take good care of her. It amused him a little to think she did not bite back with anything due to the deal they had made, he could only assume she must have really wanted her reward once they returned back to their room. She was rising just moments later too, thanking Osa for everything she had to share about their child, but keen to move on with their evening so they could be alone together. Osa had not come across as one for dramatic displays of emotion or celebration, she was very reserved in her reply, though still clearly happy to have been able to deliver the news to them.<br/><br/>Her gaze shifted to Théadan, a hand resting on his with a squeeze as she began explaining some of what Navia had to go through in her efforts to have a child with Devam. The many years she had spent trying, and then travelling to Osa for assistance in her bid to conceive a child. Their success really was a treasure and a blessing, one they would both be thankful for until the end of their days. Osa broke off mid sentence however just as she was talking about the emotional turmoil so many women go through, her gaze had dropped to his hand, the wrinkles of her brow furrowing, her gaze distant before returning to him with a jump. She let go, and immediately caught him off guard by telling him the wolf in the forest was him.<br/><br/>For a second Théadan had to wonder what on earth she was talking about. But she continued to speak of his family being dead around him, and the leopard, then he understood and recoiled his hand suddenly feeling a little invaded, not liking how she had seen something that had long been a part of him. It was troubling and more than a little eerie as her unwavering gaze held his own, simply asking him for how long he had been dreaming Navia before he had met her. It wasn't until just two months ago when he had finally worked out Navia had been part of his dream, though in the form of the leopard. He felt the need to chide Osa a bit for having taken such an unwelcome peak into his mind, she really was every bit the Khluri witch, though just not the evil sort that Mes'Mo'Tanian fables always made them out to be. "You know dreams are meant only for the dreamer, it's theirs alone to share." He replied resting his hands in his lap, before looking Navia's way, thinking of the troubles they had been through and all the warnings and troubles that dream had represented, only for them to have finally escaped it.<br/><br/>"I had the dream for years. Maybe even a decade." He answered, giving a shrug. It was history now, the dream no longer plagued him, and he only had his future with Navia and their child to look forward too. "Of course I didn't know the leopard was Navia, and for the longest time I was far more concerned with the wolves attacking me." Théadan spoke trying to brush the subject aside as nothing of any real importance anymore. It had no bearing on their futures so why worry of it further? That thought did unfortunately lead Théadan to the conclusion there was something else Osa likely wanted to say. "Is there more you wish to impart upon me?" He asked, raising a brow at Osa. "More warnings perhaps? It's been a while since I was last affected by those dream, ever since we got on the<i>Uttarana</i>and left Mes'Mo'Tan they have not plagued me."