"I apologize for startling you, lady Seijun. You just looked like you were having quite a difficult time of getting down from your horse." He noted her blush, inwardly finding that it was quite endearing that she was so easily embarrassed over such a small thing. If Teiji noticed anything amiss, he didn't show it. However, he too began to feel like they were being watched. He moved away from Seijun and towards her father.<br/><br/>"We should not linger too long in this area, my lord." His voice was calm, but his eyes were serious. One hand was already resting on the hilt of his sword, though he made no move to draw it. Yet.