Sher gave her a small smile, "I don't think the dynamics between us are the same Isa and I don't think I'm going to take you to see the prince. Consequences be damned. I'll take you home after some rest," he said with a deep sigh. "I shouldn't have ever placed you in harms way like that. It was wrong of me and I'm sorry." he finished looking back at the road.<br/><br/>For a little while longer he rode in complete silence his pace steady as the faint lights of the bridge shone not too distantly on the long straight path. They were getting closer to safety. Ever closer.<br/><br/>"I wonder if you'll look back on this someday and think it was a wonderful adventure." he said almost as a private aside spoken aloud as he reached the bridge crossing. "you'll like the inn they have clean warm beds and warm food and good drink. You don't need to have ale if you'd rather not. I only intend on having one mug. I never have more. It's quite good honestly. You should try it if nothing else."<br/><br/>He was silent again as they began to cross the bridge and enter the town. They reached the Inn a small local establishment and he tied off his mare and helped Isa down.