Navia was clearly quite taken with the suggestion for her to get a horse while they were in Balaja markets, her features brightening at the thought of it. It quickly changed though at the mention of the necklace, the gasp coming from her lips as she remembered it. Théadan felt her lean against his legs while her hand snuck beneath the mattress of the bed, he had to shift a little to give her room to find what she was looking for, a small piece of cloth hiding the jewels beneath. "We've been sleeping on it the whole time?" He asked finding it amusing this priceless piece of Khluri jewelry, had been hidden beneath where they slept this whole time. Navia understandably wanted to return it to its rightful owners, and with horses the ride was quite close by, getting there would not be much of an issue especially with a second horse to help speed them along.<br/><br/>Théadan nodded his head in approval while watching his lover draw the necklace around her neck before hiding it away beneath her clothes. Hearing that the Taluja's would welcome them while in the very next sentence, Navia admitted she could only be hopeful Rhodon had not burned their home down, came as an odd juxtaposition for Théadan. He had to consider just how the Taluja would feel about him being brothers with the man who had robbed and wronged them. Would they be as forgiving as Navia? Would they refrain from applying blame and simply be happy to have their family heirloom back in their possession? He didn't have to tell them who he was, but Théadan had no intention of hiding who he was now that he was entering Khlurios. Testing times would be ahead, that much Théadan was certain of.<br/><br/>There were more suggestions for where they may go after that drew Théadan's attention away from these thoughts. The spa certainly sounded enticing, but there was clear uncertainty in Navia's voice - clear because it was such a rarity with her. Théadan was used to hearing Navia be confident or over-confident, rarely ever did she lack it, which caused him to scrutinize his lover as she suggested they buy a map in the Balaja markets. "It sounds like I may want to buy us a compass and some extra supplies just in case we get a little lost." He replied offering up a cheeky grin. Though he said it as a joke, in truth he was already making plans to do just that on the chance Navia got them lost. "It's not often you lack for confidence. When you do it can be some what alarming." He had to admit.<br/><br/>Théadan gave her a nod of approval anyway. "But alright we go to the markets and get everything we need for our journey across Khlurios, and if anything happens you can put all those survival skills I taught you to good use." He said, picking up his equipment and bags before rising from the bed. "In the mean time you can show off your countries beaches to me while we sail passed." He added looking forward to hopefully seeing some pretty sights before they disembarked. He opened the door for them both, only to find Wyndagar on the other side blocking the doorway. "Wyn!" He yelped with a bit of surprise, the horse just nickered at him until Théadan pressed a hand against him to guide him back a few steps. "You're so restless today. It's almost time my friend." He said reassuringly giving him a pat as he said all his gear down nearby.