The grin on Navia's face made it all the more worthwhile they were buying Varinata. She was a companion for Wyndagar, but clearly Navia was going to relish being able to ride her own horse once more, rather than having to share a saddle with him. Théadan was sure she did not mind sharing the saddle, but he knew Navia was one who liked being able to choose her direction to steer and often take the lead, with them both saddled up on Wyndagar, and Wyndagar being mostly responsive to him, it must have been a lot more difficult for Navia to find ways to enjoy that side of her personality. Varinata would give her just that little bit more freedom. Her thoughts were on the two horses and how it would affect them, believing they would have fun together. From the way they ran across the field together, enjoying each others company, Théadan was sure she was right about that.<br/><br/>Navia's lips pressed to his shoulder, just as the boy returned with the saddle, leaving it resting on the fence. She asked for him to whistle for Wyn, wanting to see if Varinata would come too. Théadan nodded before letting out a loud sharp whistle to signal Wyndagar over. The response was immediate, the horse broke away from playing with his new friend to meet Théadan's call, trotting over towards him. Varinata followed after only a moment, while Wyndagar came to a stop and pressed his face against Théadan's outstretched hand, Varinata brushed up beside the larger horse to see what was going on, stopping before Théadan with curious eyes. She sniffed at him, his chest first, and then at his face, which had Théadan tilting his head back slightly, he had already been rudely awakened by one horse today, he did not fancy having another horses lips nibbling at his face. Vari was only curious though, and she was soon nibbling at his shirt. "Easy Vari, I only have so many shirts to last me through the journey. I can't have you chewing through them." He warned, brushing a hand through her white and grey speckled mane.<br/><br/>Navia of course teased him for how Vari curiously inspected him, suggesting she was flirting which brought a laugh from Théadan's lips. She suggested her pay the boy so they could get going once the horses were readied. Théadan gave a nod, leaving Navia to sort out Vari's equipment. He approached the boy, and was already reaching for the coin pouch. "Are you sure, you won't sell? I could-" The boy was trying to get in with another offer, to try and tempt him into selling Wyn. Théadan wasn't about to listen to any of it.<br/><br/>"No," He said firmly, shaking his head, interrupting the boy before he could finish. "There's nothing in this world that can be offered to me that would convince me to part from Wyndagar." Théadan opened up the pouch and dug out the coins the boy had asked for. "Five gold for the horse, and five silvers for the saddle was it?" He asked, and with a heavy sigh, the boy gave a reluctant nod. The gold was exchanged, and with a word of thanks, Théadan was walking back over to his lover, and now their horses.<br/><br/>Théadan picked up the saddle from the floor where he had left it, and began placing everything back on Wyndagar's back to ready him so they could leave immediately. "Looks like its time we were on the road once more, Wyn." He said, to the horse with a smile. Wyn gave a small snort, and a shake of his head. His attention looking towards Navia and Varinata, he was used to the motions of having saddle and all the equipment strapped to his back, Théadan supposed, he was probably just interested in the Varinata as she was something new to him. Wyndagar remained steady and in place, while Théadan strapped everything in place, and loaded on his bags to his bags. Once everything was set, he stepped over to Navia, with only one thought on his mind. "I'm looking forward to getting something to eat, I am absolutely famished." He had not eaten today and was ready to eat just about whatever Navia first found for them.<br/><br/>He put his foot in Wyn's stirrup, but just as he was about to place his weight into it, and pull himself on to Wyn's back, Wyn moved in a circle around him, making it impossible for him to climb on, and instead leaving him hopping on the spot to keep from falling over. "Wyn!" Théadan complained with a groan, causing Wyndagar to stop. Feeling satisfied that Wyn would stay still this time, Théadan shook his head at the horse, and again tried to pull himself on to his back, only for Wyn to walk in a circle in the opposite direction and making Théadan hop to keep up until he had to let go. Once could be an understandable mistake, a lack of attention from Wyn, but twice reeked of intent. "What's gotten into you?" Théadan asked, feeling a little embarrassed his horse was acting out like this. "Is this because I kept you couped up on that ship for so long?"