Curiosity of the pale horse had Navia taking the lead into the stables, Théadan and Wyn were happy to follow in her footsteps, but they quickly paused at an unfamiliar exclamation from up above. A boy in his teens was waving at Navia, but Théadan brow was furrowing, curious to what he may have said, it was no greeting he had heard while trying to read the Khluri books Navia had bought. The boy's eyes quickly spied him and Wyndagar, his attention shifting rapidly, there was no hiding the enthusiasm the boy had with the way he quickly scurried down the ladder to greet them, and question if they were there to sell. Théadan almost scoffed at the notion of selling Wyndagar, such a thing was unthinkable, the boy may as well have been asking him if he was there to sell his legs. But he was still in his teens, full of energy, and very hopeful, the way he eyed Wyndagar it was clear he had an appreciation for horses, so rather than scoff, Théadan shook his head. "Oh you never sell a horse like Wyndagar." He told him, giving Wyn a small reassuring pat. "No, we're here to buy and lighten the load on this one."<br/><br/>Navia had moved away and was inspecting the horse he had pointed out to her. It seemed relaxed in her presence, there was definitely no sign of it being the jittery type as Navia lay a hand on its side before reaching for its snout. The two looked at each other and then quiet words were exchanged that Théadan could not hear, but assumed was something along the lines of the Khluri horse greetings he had seen up to this point. Navia eventually called to him to let him know she liked the horse, and wanted to see if Wyndagar liked her too. Théadan gave her a nod, and gave Wyndagar's bridle a small tug to bring him over to the horse, while Navia asked for more information about it. Varinata was an interesting name to his ears, one he would have to ask Navia if it had meaning later, and if they went through with buying this horse. The price for her was a bit steep, but likely would have been more than triple in Mes'Mo'Tan for how rare her breed was.<br/><br/>They only had so much left in their coin pouch, they had already done all their shopping with the exception of buying themselves a meal, but a brief inspection of their coin pouch revealed they had enough to cover the price of the horse if they so desired, they would have to be a bit more frugal with their spending afterwards though. Navia asked for his thoughts, her gaze catching his before adding with a smirk whether the horse was too 'Ostentatious.' Théadan let out a snort, "Ostentatious." He repeated with a shake of his head, no that was not at the forethought of his mind. They were buying a horse together, it would be a moment they would long remember, and with how fond they both were of the creatures, they would likely keep which ever horse they bought, rather than sell it at the end of their journey. Théadan only cared about getting the best horse they could for the money they had.<br/><br/>"Here lets have a look at you Vari." He said stepping alongside, running a hand along her flank to her shoulder, feeling the musculature of the horse. She was well built, strong, not as strong as Wyndagar, but well fed and looked after no doubt. Théadan stepped around in front of the horse, and gave her chin a small scratch to see how liked it, he didn't get much of a reaction for her, so instead he reached up into the grey of her mane, and rubbed his hand against one of her ears. That brought out a more positive response from her as she bumped against him a little with her head. His hand reached down beneath her chin again, this time lifting her head, so his thumb could pull back the horses lips and check her teeth and gums. There was no sign of rot, everything he had seen suggested Varinata was in good health. "What do you think Wyn?" He asked as the horse moved alongside Varinata, she took a step away as Wyn sniffed at her side. He seemed friendly towards her, and curious too. There didn't look to be any signs of bad blood between them.<br/><br/>Théadan gave Vari a parting pat before moving alongside Wyn, running a hand through his mane while moving his ear near to the horses lips. "Uh-huh..." He murmured, pretending as though Wyn had something to say. Théadan already had an idea for what he wanted to do, Vari was the pick of the bunch among the horses in the stable, but there was still one more thing he needed to see before he was convinced to fork out the five gold and five silvers needed to buy her and a saddle. "Hmm, I see..." He gave a nod before turning back to Navia and the boy. "Wyndagar would like to go for a run with her in the field." He pointed out to the field nearby, and gave a small shrug. "Just to make sure she can keep up with him." It would be no good having a horse that couldn't keep up a decent pace, they would have to see what Vari could do for themselves, and it would give Wyn at long last a chance to stretch his legs.