Sainan was stating the obvious that there would be a fair amount of resistance to Théadan and Navia staying together, but there was absolutely no two ways about it. Even if people were so inclined to completely ignore the fact they loved each other, or that it was entirely their decision to make and no one elses, there remained the fact Navia was pregnant with their child. They couldn't point that out to anyone though, they needed people to accept them being together, and not make it about their child. That would have to remain a secret until everything was settled, and that meant he could not point any of that out to Sai. Théadan was already well prepared for Kazim to be absolutely against them being together, he had seen it in his eyes the moment they met. He did not look likely to forgive him anytime soon. However it was interesting to learn the King believes Navia belonged with Devam and no one else. That was likely to be important information when dealing with the king.<br/><br/>It was disappointing to hear Navia's other brother, Yousef, was not likely to be as amiable as Sainan had proven to be. He must have seen too much of the war, experienced it first hand, and seen the result of some of Théadan's acts. There was hope however, but it would be dependent on Navia urging Yousef to give him a chance. Sai had more questions for him, but before Théadan could answer someone sounding quite angry was calling out to Sainan, who explained it was his brother having come to the dungeons because someone had told him about Sainan speaking with him. He had a smirk on his lips, and Théadan couldn't help letting out a small snort of amusement and shake of his head, Sai looked like he had his sisters trait for enjoying getting into a little trouble every now and then. Sai had to go, and was giving a quick farewell and the promise he'd be back with more questions, before hopping down from his window. "You'll know where to find me." Théadan called back as he heard him scampering away.<br/><br/>Théadan was then left alone in his cell, Yousef apparently did not wish to speak to him yet as there was no sign of him opening the door. He must have just come for Sai. The questions Sai had posed remained in Théadan's mind, he had not yet had time to really consider whether he would or wouldn't be allowed to leave, but in the end that didn't make much difference. Théadan knew just how determined and committed Navia was to their relationship. She would remain stuck down in these cells with him if that was the only way they could be together. This couldn't be what happens though, they needed to make this work, not just so they don't end up stuck in a cell when their child is born, but also because one of Sai's other questions was very telling. '<i>Would Navia leave us again?</i>'' Théadan knew the answer to this because he had already seen Navia make the choice back in Nygaard when she had chance to leave if she so chose. She had chosen to stay with him, and she would again. He had been forced to leave his home to be with Navia, and that was an experience he did not want Navia to have to go through, especially with how much she loved her family. They had to make it work.<br/><br/>The final question had Théadan's brow knitting.<i>'Samava'.</i>He had heard Navia speak of them before, but it had been some time ago, when they were still travelling towards Nygaard. What was the full meaning behind the word again? It went beyond love, it meant something deeper, and the Khluri had certain laws for it. He would have to ask Navia about it when they had a chance to speak.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Théadan's night was disturbed by his dreams again, the same as before with the setting now firmly in the jungle, and him feeling extremely protective of the two leopards against all the threats the jungle had to offer, and there was much out there. He could hear the snarls of some large and ferocious cats stalking their prey, the beating of chests from apes, intimidating those who had dared to cross into their territory, and the hiss of snakes threatening to ward of any intruders who made any misstep. There was a lot of danger here for him, but he sensed there was danger for the little snow leopard too, and that was truly frightening for him. The details of his dreams were lost however, disturbed by the unceremonious banging against his cell door, and some call in Khluri, before a little gap opened at its base and a small bowl was shoved through to give him some food.<br/><br/>He had ended up having to fall asleep up against the wall to keep himself propped up so he wouldn't end up sleeping in the water and water logging some of his clothes, his trousers in particular. The bowl was a useful sight however, giving him something to store his journal and be certain it would not end up getting ruined by the water. He crossed over to the bowl picking it up, and taking what little food had been given to him, munching on it as he replaced it with his journal for the time being. There was some commotion going on outside the cell doors however, the guards making a fuss over someone, which gave Théadan some inkling that he was about to receive another guest. He doubted it would be Sai considering little fuss was made by his coming and going. Théadan stood, placing his bowl and journal behind him, before waiting to see who would come.