The night sky continued to hold their gaze, both of them were looking out at the stars trying to spot some that could be their's and theirs alone. Navia's hands brushed over Théadan's, guiding his from the shirt he had held on to to stop her feigned attempts of escape. Released from his hold, she turned in his arms, so they could be face to face once more, her hands slipping around his waist, and her cheek coming to rest on his shoulder. She let out a small murmur of agreement, perhaps sounding a little tired from their days travel. She pointed out that finding a pair of stars that mean nothing to either of them in their cultures could be quite difficult, and all they really needed was just two stars that they could call their own, that they could point too during those times they were apart and know they were together even then.<br/><br/>He gave a slight nod of agreement, figuring she was right, they did not need a whole constellation of their own, they were not trying to guide sailors in the night after all, they just wanted something they could call theirs, and think of each other on lonely nights. Navia suddenly spotted a pair, drawing his attention, and shifting them around slightly so he could look to where she was pointing. She had pointed towards a particularly bright star, labeling it Ruzat, though to him it was the eye of a great Elk in Mes'Mo'Tan constellations, but it was not that which she was suggesting, but pair of stars a short way west of the two which could be theirs so long as they were not part of any Mes'Mo'Tan constellations. They weren't, they were just a little ways below the Elks antlers and out of reach of any other constellations.<br/><br/>"Those two hmm?" He murmured in consideration while Navia asked if he was ready for bed. Théadan needed just a moment more to study the stars and memorize their spot in the sky. In Mes'Mo'Tan they would be a lot higher in the sky than they were right now, and he couldn't help but notice how they twinkled, they were slightly different, almost alternating between each other. "One twinkles blue, and one red, like those quills we have." He said, liking that there was a visible difference between the pair that would allude to the visible difference both he and Navia had. Yet like them the two stars were bound close together, dancing in the night for the rest of the sky to watch, or at least that was how Théadan liked to think of it. "The red star should represent me, and the blue should represent you."<br/><br/>Then to answer her question, Théadan let out a small tired sigh, and slowed their dance until it came to a stop. "Yes, I suppose we should head to bed." He admitted, but decided to steal a kiss from her before they made any move to head back towards their camp and away from the flowers. "If we linger too long your choice of night gown may end up making you a little too tempting for me, and then I'd end up dragging you down to the ground among all these flowers, and there would be no telling whether we would even be able to summon the strength to get back to our camp." He mused teasingly before letting go with one arm, and allowing the other to slip around behind the back of her waist so they could walk together shoulder to shoulder. With all the stars around them however, Théadan found himself pondering their pair of stars a little further, wanting a name for the two, all memorable stars were given names after all, even if the were just simple names, so he had to ask. "What does 'lovers' translate too in Khluri?"