Blurting out an immediate reply had caught Théadan off-guard a little, surprised to see Navia react so quick to confirm. But he was soon discarding his sense of surprise once Navia began explaining her answer, how she had been keeping an eye on the coast on the horizon and how it would shift with their passage. Théadan had been unable to keep any sense of where they were, or where land was cooped up in the cabin for so long, it was interesting to hear they had kept the coast in sight until just yesterday. He only wished he could have been sat up on deck with her the whole way, and take in the view with her. Perhaps he would have recognised some landmarks along the coast, and could have shared his knowledge of his home land. "If you should wake before the sunrise, wake me too. I'd like to sit on deck and watch the sunrise with you." He said, hoping he would have an opportunity to spy his homeland in the future.<br/><br/>His musings of what would have been ideal was cut short when he felt Navia snuggle closer to him, her nose rubbing against his cheek in a manner that had him reflexively turning into it, enjoying her attentions. But then her gaze was cast back to the ocean, and she offered up her news that their Captain of this ship, Risho, had invited them to dinner. Having not eaten yet this morning, Théadan's stomach rumbled at the thought of food. Navia continued on to explain she thought it would be nice for them to get out of their room for an evening, but that the invitation was a standing one, for whenever he felt well enough to take the Captain up on it.<br/><br/>"That sounds wonderful." Théadan replied, hoping he would have the strength come the evening to take the Captain up on his offer. He was not about to push himself, dealing with the injury was frustrating enough, for once he was going to be a good patient and make sure he healed right, so he could healed more quickly and able to enjoy the voyage with his lover properly. "I've gotten weary of staring at the same four walls for a week, and as pleasurable as your company always is, it will be nice to out of that cabin and having a conversation with someone else." Stuck in that cabin, Navia had been the only person he had to speak to, but with him starting to walk around, he hoped to find out about the crew they were sailing with, surely some of them would speak common, and where better to start than with the Captain?<br/><br/>Théadan's gaze remained on the sea, and the ocean waves. He allowed his mind to drift as he watched how they rolled over one another, each hitting a peak before sinking back into the ocean blue for another to take their place. It was a marvel watching this massive expanse of water, so much so he could quite happily forget should he fall overboard his inability to swim would see him quickly swallowed up by it all. "Ree-show..." He muttered, trying to work out the pronunciation of the Captain's name. "Ray-shoe? - Rye-shoo..." He tested, altering it to try and find what sounded right. He looked to Navia slightly out of embarrassment that he had to practice at all. "If I'm going to have an evening meal with this Captain, I'd like to be able to pronounce his name." He explained, wanting to make a good impression once he properly met their host. "Are there any Khluri customs I should keep in mind?"