Tehvar didn't respond, but watched Valdemar like a hawk. Any movements of the mouth or hands would not go unnoticed. He wasn't going to let another spell slip past his guard, and he had, in fact (without Amora's knowledge) put wards on her that would make it harder to put any spells on her. He let the horses be guided to a stable. He would have to face his mother soon enough, and he dreaded what she would surprise him with next. He glanced at Amora for a second, then looked back at Valdemar, resisting the urge to punch his lights out.