Théadan could feel Navia relax a little in his arms, what horrors she had seen were passed, and she only needed time to put what she had seen behind her. The fears of what she had seen remained, but they did not have the hold on her they had when she had woken from her sleep. She did glance up at him however at the mention of the child and his denial that they could share any defining physical features with anyone but them. Her voice was quiet as she spoke of his brother, and giving Théadan the understanding that it had indeed been him who she had spoken of, and not the Beast. The suggestion the eyes could come from him made Théadan bristle a little, not liking how it could sound accusatory, but he knew better than that, pushing it to one side in favour of directly answering what Navia was saying. "Their eyes will either be mine, or yours. No one elses." He reaffirmed again, refusing to entertain the thought their child could have similarities to anyone else but them.<br/><br/>Whether she had heard of not Théadan couldn't be sure, she had snuggled against him more, her cheek rubbing against his before coming to rest on his shoulder. Her voice remained soft and quiet as she spoke. He could completely understand why Navia wasn't prepared to try and get back to sleep straight away, after a nightmare it was always a good to have a moment to clear the mind, and push those thoughts aside for happier ones. Navia's desire to talk a little about anything to try and think of happier things was completely understandable, and one he was happy to entertain as she decided to ask him about Mandira, and what it was he was looking forward to doing once they were there.<br/><br/>If Théadan didn't have his arms wrapped around Navia, he would have raised some fingers to rub his stubbled chin thoughtfully. But he already knew the answer well, he had been looking forward to their arrival in Mandira since the day they had set out from Nygaard. "I am most looking forward to seeing you back among your people and family." He replied honestly. During their journey to Nygaard he had once or twice entertained the idea of what it would be like to reunite Navia with her family, and over time he had been able to see the likelihood of that happen grow more and more certain with each passing day. It was a moment he really looked forward too, just to see Navia's face when she embraced her family once more. "Seeing the joy you have when you're reunited with them is something that fills me with excitement, because I know how much it will mean to you." He said softly, a smile on his lips as he tried to imagine how her face would light up when she saw her brothers again. "It will also mean I'll have upheld my promise, and set right one of my wrongs."<br/><br/>He pressed a kiss into her hair, content to just remain where he was until and talk to Navia until she could get back to sleep once more. Théadan continued to hold her close, before he let out a small sigh, as he felt the need to expand his answer. "But I suppose that's not exactly what you meant." He gave a slight shrug, as he thought about what he wanted to do in the city once they arrived. "Mostly I just want to explore the city, get to know it a bit, discover where the best views are, try more of your food, and get a feel for how the Khluri live their daily lives." He explained. Getting to see a city for the first time, and learn its layout, what the people were all like, it was exciting and always unlike the place he called home. This would be even more the case in Mandira. "I hope you have a plan for what I should see, and of secret places you discovered over the years." He pointed out, making sure she knew he would rely on her heavily to show him the best of the city. "Exploring the castle there would be particularly interesting."