The Qunari laughed in response to Mesaraih's words. "You know, I don't need a desire demon for all of that. It's a way of life in the Qun, need a woman? Go see her." He explained, wondering if the humans had anything like that. He assumed they had, though they never really seemed to talk about it, like it was shameful. Funny how the different cultures felt about ways of life.<br/><br/>"Oh, yes, it is. Please Mesaraih, feel seduced by me instead!" Ester exclaimed sarcastically. Letting out a small, unfamiliar laugh at her own joke.<br/><br/>Tal raised an eyebrow, sending a confused look to Valehna that he hoped the other two didn't notice. He could sense the strange shift in emotions between the two of them, even if they were still arguing as normal. He wondered if something more had happened then they were both letting on.<br/><br/>He let the thought slip away though, as they approached the end of the collection of houses and stood in front of a huge, metal door. Tal assumed it was the door that would lead them down into the deep roads. Two wheels were positioned either side and he instantly moved to the one on the left, beginning to rotate it. It was stiff and took some strength to twist it.He could feel the mechanism begin to click into place but it seemed like it wouldn't work until someone else rotated the other one.<br/><br/>"Hey Mesaraih, grab the other handle?" He called out, expecting the other two to prepare themselves in case danger was on the other side.