Tyger silent for a moment as he thinks about Giselle’s words than he replies, “That’s very true, without my ‘curse’ I would have likely died of old age before we ever met or at the very least been much too old to help you those many years ago. I would certainly be long dead by now as those of us with human blood don’t live nearly as long the purely elven. Also without it my journey would have taken much longer than two weeks and I would not have arrived in time to save you. You would be amazed at how more ground you can cover when you have four legs instead of two.”<br/><br/>Coming to a stop Tyger turns to look at Giselle and the Harper when he hears, "I am not to thank alone my friend.” He smiles at her as she talks about him rescuing her and of their loyalty to each other. As the Harper looks at him he simply inclines his head to the man. When their conversation ends and she joins him on the stairs accompanied by the cheers of just about everybody in the inn as she had gotten nearly everybody’s attention with her story he waves and gives a little bow to the crowd.  With a warm laugh he says, “I can already imagine what the bards will say. They sing about the virtues of their half drow heroine with brief mention of the half elf that rescued her so she could save Baldur’s Gate, which really isn’t far from the truth and I really prefer to remain in the shadows. The really interesting talk though will be the speculation of the commoners about what we do together when I’m not rescuing you and you’re not saving the city.” As they climb the stairs and get further away from the crowd, he says, “Actually what we just came through was far worse than any crypt I’ve ever been in. It was not a place where the dead are put to rest. It was a house of carnage.”<br/><br/>Reaching the top of the stairs and as they move down the hall Tyger looks over at Giselle with amused violet eyes. “You left out of your story what I consider to be the best parts. That being finding you naked.” He lets out a low playful growl. “And then carrying you to safety. The walk to temple ranks pretty high up there too.” Looking back in the direction they are walking he gets a kind of faraway look in his still purple tinted eyes. “You know if I had gotten you in my arms so long ago I might have stayed instead going another direction when our adventure was completed. Even after a half century apart I recognized your scent as soon as I picked it up even in that horrid place. I knew it was you well before I saw you.” He stops at the door to the room that he was given with his hand on the door handle. He glances down at himself than looks back up at her. “A bath sounds absolutely divine and I don’t have any bags that need to be stowed away first.” Taking his hand back from the door he hooks his arm through her arm. “Show me to the baths.”