There was an obvious tiredness to Navia, though that did not come as much surprise, she had done most of the work to bring them to orgasm. But Théadan could sense if her let her, Navia would just doze off in his arms and spent the rest of night snoozing atop him, leaving him in this very awkward position. Thankfully Navia was the thoughtful sought, and wanted to be sure he too had a good nights sleep. It was with a sigh she agreed to get up, though she didn't do anything immediately, making Théadan wait while she summoned the energy to sit up. A groan escaped her lips when she did, leaving Théadan to watch as she used him to help push herself back up to a sitting position, not that he minded, the view of Navia's nakedness before his eyes was more than enough compensation. Spent though he may have been he was still fully capable of appreciating the beauty before him.<br/><br/>Eventually she raised herself, letting his softened member slip from her body accompanied with a rush of their mixed releases. He groaned at the loss of Navia's warmth encompassing him, but murmured his approval at seeing the messy result of such fervent lovemaking. She began cleaning them both up, with Théadan parting his legs a little to give Navia better access to him while he watched on as his lover handled his member and cleaned him up. It was hard to believe they were so close to Mandira after how far they had come, and everything they had been through. Looking back to the day they had met, their relationship had changed drastically. He could never have seen this being his future just those few months ago. Her suggestion that she could sleep for days once she was back in her own bed had Théadan wearing a devious grin. "Not if I can help it." He uttered, though he would be certain Navia would get very well reacquainted with her bed.<br/><br/>Navia slipped out of his lap to shuffle into bed and crawl up to its head, encouraging him to follow. Théadan was quick to push his pants down the rest of the way, and kick them off from around his ankles before following Navia to the head of the bed. Her questions of whether he thought they were likely to continually be pestered by people vociferously against their being together was not that surprising after the day they had, and he fully understood why Navia felt the need to ask. He supposed she wanted reassurance that it wouldn't be the case, but he also wanted to be totally truthful with his lover. "Wars aren't soon forgotten." He muttered as he brought himself to her side, turned himself over and laid on his back, head sinking into the pillows behind him. "Children lost their parents, families were torn apart, fathers, mothers, sons, daughters..." It was nothing but pain for Khlurios, and they would be hurting from it all for a long time, he was sure. "There isn't a soul in this country that wasn't affected in some negative way by what happened, and Mes'Mo'Tan is to blame for it all. Such animosity could be passed down through generations."<br/><br/>It almost certainly wasn't what Navia wanted to hear, but it was the truth of the matter. It would be up to them to find strength in each other to overcome whatever was thrown their way by other people, and to prove everyone else wrong. Words of encouragement that it was possible for it to turn around were needed. "But time does heal wounds. The war right now is recent, the wound fresh in Khlurios, and the people still angry. As the country returns to how it was, homes rebuilt, that anger will lessen." Most people could only have so much hatred in their hearts, it was not something they could carry throughout their entire life surely. To be so wronged and angry as to never let go of that hate, Théadan was certain only a minority would allow the wound to fester, and not move on with their lives. "Most won't blame every passing Mes'Mo'Tanian for what happened, but there will always be some who will." He let out a small sigh thinking about, knowing there would be times ahead when they would have to suffer and face similar trials to the ones they faced today, and a small smile tugged at his lips for how they had answered those people. "I think we'll be proving them all wrong for many years to come, and if proving them wrong continues to be like it was tonight, then perhaps that's not such a bad thing."