It was clear Risho was trying his hardest to understand the common tongue,mbut inevitably words slipped him by, and Navia would have to explain anything he did not understand. Théadan was still grateful the Captain made every effort to speak to him in common and listen to it too. He was making an effort to make him feel welcome and not excluded from all the rest of the crew, and that was always appreciated. Once everything had been translated, Risho did concede he could not explain it well in common, and that Navia would have to translate for him, it started another chain of Risho speaking in one language and Théadan having to wait for Navia's translation back.<br/><br/>The Captain had much to say, there was a long wait before Navia began to explain what he had said. Théadan's eyes would occasionally flick between the pair of them as he listened intently to what the Captain had to say. It was disappointing for Théadan to know he had been stuck in bed for so long he had missed any opportunity to see Mes'Mo'Tanian native whales, but it was made up by the prospect of seeing so kany different types. He had heard of the humpback whales, read about their maws being humongous. The 'musci' whale particularly interested him, seeing such a large creature would be such a sight, but it was given just that little bit more mystique with a name that translated as blessed. Then there were those devil dolphins, they must have built quite a reputation amongst sailors to have earned such a name.<br/><br/>Théadan felt excited at the prospect of all this, eagerly anticipating such sights and being able to enjoy them with Navia. For all the trouble the ocean had caused Navia and Wyndagar, it would still be quite a journey if they had such wonderful memories to cherish, everything bad would just fade into the background. "Dhanyu Risho." Théadan said gratefully as the man clapped his hand against his shoulder and called him friend. It brought a smile to his features to be called such by a Khluri, and thought well of by one that wasn't Navia. It gave him hope others would look passed the war and not see him as a Mes'Mo'Tanian who waged war against them. "I will greatly appreciate the opportunity to see any timi we happen across." He said with a slight bow of his head, looking forward to the rest of their journey after Terlingua.<br/><br/>With the thought of Terlingua came the next groups of questions Théadan wanted to know about. He rested an arm against one of the wood beams to relax a little. "Since we're just a couple hours from Terlingua, myself and Navia also wanted to know more about what to expect from the island." He said given a small nod over to Navia to make it clear they were both interested in what this island they were approaching had to offer. "I gather many sailors and merchants like yourself go there. Should we expect to see more Khluri?" Was it a place many Khluri traders used as a stop point? There were supposed to be some who lived there, but he had never heard of such an island before, and Théadan doubted there would be anyone native to it. So surely some had setup there when it became a place where many chose to stop at during their travels. Then came a more pertinent question, one which had troubled Navia when she wondered if they might end up heading back to Mes'Mo'Tan's coast. "Is being there in anyway dangerous?"