"I know some people she used to know, but I am unsure of what happened to them. We could possibly visit the old village that the two of us used to meet up in. There was a bridge there that sort of served as a meeting place for us."<br/><br/>Tuigalen then allowed himself to get lost in thought and tried to figure out if there were anyone else that he might possibly know that she could have known, but unfortunately started to come up short. He carefully exhaled and shook his head, "I can't think of anywhere else to start. Did you have any other ideas?"<br/><br/>At the mention of staying, though, he nodded and popped completely out of his trance-like state, "I'll remain here then in the saddle. Do you need to rest?" He was extrapolating that from the mention of relaxation that she had exerted herself too much and needed to rest.<br/><br/>Due to his newfound empathy, he wasn't even going to attempt to force her to press on. It wouldn't have been becoming of him at this point, especially considering that they had finally learned to work together and he had no wish to strain their relationship all over again.<br/><br/>"I'll do my best to keep my emotions in check; as you can imagine having both fairy and elf ancestors is a bit of an internal conflict."