She listened to the mother and smiled when she said they could stay on Gor. "Thank you Mother." She bowed her head respectfully and then listened to the conversation between Daniel and the mother attentively. Once they were done speaking and escorted back to their chambers she sighed softly not put any enough but just out of exhaustion from all the information.<br/><br/>"Looks like I'll have to train harder master so I can fight these Kurii with you." She murmured softly as she sat on a cushion smelling the Paga offered before drinking it. It was watered down to her liking. There was food also left out for them but she didn't touch it.<br/><br/>"Who would have thought the Priest Kings were really a giant race of insects? It's...overwhelmingly amazing, even if bugs aren't my thing." She added the last part as a whisper swirling her Paga in its cup she had poured him some as well of course.<br/><br/>"I suppose we should look at the map and you chart out the best way to get there Master." She still looked to him to take care of these things. Gor was her home and she, in her mind, was a warrior second to a pleasure slave.<br/><br/>Of course Tiny found the hearth and laid down with a yawn. They'd have to feed him in the morning on their journey not like he'd protest. "Adventure seems to follow you master. I like it." She chuckled. "Keeps things fresh and interesting. I hope everyone at home is okay." She was fretting over the little things of course. She had ran that home for so long it felt strange not to have someone to tell to air linens or wash floors or what to make for dinner.<br/><br/>Leaning back against the wall she sighed at the coolness of the rocks. It felt good on her skin that was exposed and through her soft robes she wore.