Morys accepted a liver chestnut horse, and began belting down the saddle (if that is indeed the term, Morys was not very familiar with horses) and helping the horse into its reins. "We've noticed you've been tagging along," Morys said, halfheartedly. As far as the Almerkian was concerned, the Demon had already proven himself as a helpful ally. "As for what they're after, let's find an appropriate place to hide and rest before we figure out what the heck the thing is for." Morys absentmindedly reached for the bulge in his coat pocket, but reached up instead to hold onto the saddle to help him awkwardly mount the horse.<br/><br/>TiiLiiqia stroked the nose of her buckskin mare and removed the tack. Human contraptions were heavy and unnecessary as far as she was concerned. She stroked the tan colored fur along the neck of the horse before easily mounting her, the hood of her cloak falling as she did. Tii's long golden hair, pointed ears, high cheek bones, and slanted green eyes were revealed at last. Tii sat straight on the horse's back, fisting both of her hands into the black mane.<br/><br/>"Yes, human, where is this river?" Tii asked, having completely ignored the demon.<br/><br/>"In Goblin Forest," he replied solemnly. Morys tugged on the rains so that his horse turned towards the setting sun. "It's this way!" He nudged the horse's sides with his heels so that the horse cantered away. It took him a moment to get used to the movement of the horse before he became only slightly more comfortable. He nudged the horse in the sides again, and the horse galloped towards the dying light of the sun.<br/><br/>The wind began to blow from the North whipping the Elf's golden hair off to the side. Tii allowed Morys a head start before clicking her tongue and setting the horse off after him. Riding horses into a forest at night would be troublesome. Hopefully the city would keep the Demons distracted long enough for them to find some sort of shelter. Tii had an idea as to where they needed to go, after crossing or heading down river.