He had gone to sit at the head of the book while she wrote, and while Navia had seen Théadan moving around in her periphery, she remained focused on her current task. Wanting to see his reaction to what she had written was going to be difficult while he was seated behind her though, so once Théadan had taken the journal from her, she went to face him. Navia rolled onto her back, then scooted a bit closer to him while he read, wanting their legs to at least touch. Then she propped herself up on her elbows so she could look around while he read. Her eyes wandered while she waited, at first noting he had brought the sword over near the bed like she’d requested before settling on him again. He’d removed his shirt before joining her on the bed, giving her glimpses of his chest behind the book he held. Her eyes lingered on his face as he read, watching the emotions play out on them. She smiled when his grin widened and Navia almost asked what part he had read to have such a reaction, but she didn’t want to interrupt him. He was soon finishing anyhow and declaring the entry to be perfect, causing her own grin to spread.<br/><br/>“I look forward to reading it,” Navia answered honestly upon hearing Théadan would be the one to write in the journal next. She knew they would talk about Ghatni together, but it would also be fun to see what he wrote about visiting it. He asked what to expect of the spa though, and that caused a thoughtful frown to draw her lips downward. “Hmm…” It had been so long since she had last been to the spa, the last time had been when her mother was alive, that Navia was not certain what might be different. She could only comment on what had been there when she had gone as a child. “It surrounds a natural mineral spring that is said to have medicinal powers,” Navia started, thinking back to everything she could remember, “It’s nestled in the jungles outside Lamph, but is also close enough that we can make our way down to the beach to see the ocean. They have a main building that has the rooms visiting nobles stay in, then smaller buildings for different features of the spa.”<br/><br/>Navia paused again to recollect her times at the spa as a child before she smirked over at him, “There’s a mud room, where you lie on a bed and they cover your body with mud from the bottom of the springs. My mother would have those done. She always said the minerals from the spring would collect in the mud and keep her skin young. I don’t think that’s something we would enjoy though, I’m tired of mud after all our travels and you just lie there.” It sounded boring to her, and with Théadan around, they would want to play and explore which was not befitting a mud wrap. “There are rooms for other beauty regimes, but that’s not really why I want us to go. The springs are beautiful and the ocean is very close. We can enjoy the cool springs with the trees towering over us or go down to the beach and see how you do with swimming.” An amused smirk graced her lips at the thought of that; it had been some time ago that they had discussed Théadan learning to swim. It would be fun to finally do it.<br/><br/>“Part of the springs was built upon to make it indoors so you can enjoy it no matter the weather, but it still looks natural with rocks all around. It’s very pretty. It’s also split in half with this outcropping of rocks separating the two sides, so men and women can bathe at the same time but have their privacy. It doesn’t cut the springs in half completely, so you can still go to either side.” Thinking of how much water had meant to them throughout the course of their relationship, Navia could not help but thinking how fun it would be to go there with Théadan, but there was also an opportunity to tease him a bit in the mean time. “We wouldn’t have to share a side though,” Navia pointed out, a sly expression lighting in her eyes, “You could stay on yours, I could stay on mine, and we could enjoy some privacy for once. I know how much you value keeping your space around me." She tried very hard to look hurt by such a phony statement, but it was too hard and Navia ended up laughing evilly and bumping her knee up against Théadan's leg as a taunt.