They faced each other now from other ends of the bed, only with Navia having scooted closer to him so their legs touched. His hand could still happily reach for her feet to run along her skin whenever he pleased though, and that's all he really wanted, for the moment anyway. Théadan watched as Navia thought back to her past experiences of going to the spa she was taking them too. He knew her mother had taken her there in the past, and that was one of the main reasons why she wanted them to go there and experience the place together, but also because it would undoubtedly be very relaxing for them both. The idea that the spa could have medicinal properties caught Théadan's attention, wondering how that could be. He had known the hot springs in Mes'Mo'Tan to work wonders on muscles and easing anyone's stress, but for it to serve an actual medicinal purpose, that was an intriguing notion.<br/><br/>Navia continued on to explain where it was, and describe how there were many buildings for different purposes. The idea of a room where Khluri went to be covered in mud was bewildering to Théadan. There had been plenty of times he had been covered in mud, and he had only ever felt utterly filthy and in need of a wash in those moments. The idea that mud was used as part of a beauty regime to keep skin young and healthy was unlike anything he had heard before. If only he could have used that as an excuse when he had fallen off his horse in front of Ivette and the other girls all those years ago, it might have spared him a little embarrassment. It wasn't the mud that Navia wanted to go there for though, but the springs and the beach, and those two sounded far more appealing to Théadan's ears. He could imagine spending a day in a spring with Navia, or sitting on the beach, watching the waves and imagining their future home together.<br/><br/>Then Navia went and popped the enjoyable image she had conjured for him by teasing him with the notion that they would have some privacy from each other. She dipped her head a little and feigned hurt as she suggested it was him who  wanted space, but she could not keep a straight face through it, and ended up laughing and bumping her knee against his. "Keeping my space." He repeated with a shake of his head. It was a notion very far removed from reality in Théadan's eyes, and he gave her leg a little squeeze for it as he smiled up at her. "Since meeting you hardly a day has passed where I haven't shared your company, much to both of our pleasure." Indeed they had been near inseparable, and they had enjoyed every moment of it. However Théadan could think of one reason they might sit in different springs. "The only reason we wouldn't share our own little private part of the spring would be because how hopeless we are when ever water is involved." He had to push himself forward a little, just far enough down the bed so he could lean forward and press a quick kiss to her lips. "Everyone in the spring might hear us."<br/><br/>The rest of the spa did not sound quite so interesting, nor as fun as getting spend time with Navia in a spring. All the buildings with different beauty regimes seemed a little lost on him, and looking over some with unblemished and youthful skin like Navia, only one thought came to mind. "You're certainly not in need of any beauty regimes, and your skin is plenty youthful to my eyes." He did wonder how popular this place was among the Khluri though, was this a regular way of spending their time when the nobles wanted to get away to relax? Did both the men and women cover themselves in mud to try and preserve their youth and beauty?" He would find out sooner or later, Théadan supposed. "The springs do sound pleasant, and would be a nice contrast to the Khluri heat." A hot sun beating down on them, with only a light breeze to keep them cool, a spring sounded a nice remedy to taking the edge off when the sun was at its highest. Though one part of this day Navia had planned for them still gave him a little cause for concern. "Swimming by the beach though...You'll stay close, right?" He tried not to look concerned, and be a casual with how he asked, but Théadan doubted it came out sounding like he wasn't a little worried about learning to swim.