Apparently Jamie didn't like having her eyebrow raised at him, but he didn't say anything about it. Perhaps it was fortunate that she didn't bring up the idea that he might very well have been the dumb one, even if it were true, because that could bruise his warrior's pride and therefore take them both right back to square one like they had been before.<br/><br/>"I meant did they send you anything particular to do. Do we have to sign something or whatever? I know not how your people function."<br/><br/>Coming from a tribal society, things had a great deal of ceremony for most aspects of life that he had been exposed to, though as was previously mentioned written contracts were actually seldom used. Turning back so that he could sit down along side of her, Jamie nodded again.<br/><br/>"How can our people meet though to do that? I mean, having you and me seated here together was difficult by its lonesome, and there are some amongst both our people who thought this was a trap as it were. How are we going to convince anyone else?"<br/><br/>Jamie scowled, though he didn't keep talking as he figured that could have been construed as rude. He wasn't sure how these discussions went down amongst her people, after all.