Aryia saw the desert girls response, she wasn't expecting anything other than proud distance from her, but it wasn't her fault, many warriors were the same after giving it their all and seeing a battle shift in a way that wasn't to their liking. Some could be distant for weeks, some could stay distant forever. She nodded in reply showing the offer was open and was thankful she made it clear that options existed later - with any of the witches from her homeland.<br/><br/>Aryia listened to Ravus and it took a while for her thoughts to settle. Ravus was flirting, there was nothing bad with that of course still it could mean his words may not be truthful, but they seemed it. The witch simply nodded but still was a little confused.<br/><br/><strong>"Perhaps I did aggravate him at a time that wasn't suitable, still ... "</strong>Aryia was about to voice reasons to justify her actions then thought better for it.<br/><strong><br/>"Ravus thanks for telling me... I will try and keep my thoughts away from the King until things settle, however long that will be... there is so much to do. By the way what you did out there was amazing, less would have escapred if it wasnt for your heroics and others"</strong>She was still shaky after so much happened and it was hard not to keep it together.<br/><br/>Touch and sexuality meant a lot more to others than it did to where she was from, already it was shown her values were not shared, and best not to make a mistake that could cost her more without learning more of other people.<br/><br/>*<br/><br/>It seemed like an eternity on the ship. Was it days ? Hours that past ? Aryia didn't know, she spent most of her time holding the edge of the ships railings waiting for another bout of nausea to overwhelm her.<br/><br/><strong>"Land-ho"</strong>ones of the sailors finally yelled soon the place was alive with motion as sailors saw to the large ships settling into the new port.<br/>