Snow could tell Baraxan was growing tired of the constant looks he got from outsiders. As the woman scurried off to retrieve their request, Snow turning to look up to Baraxan.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry you have to deal with that all the time..." she spoke softly.<br/><br/>To be fair, even Snow had her prejudices about Barbarians prior to being found by Baraxan. He wasn't like the others though. Even when they were at the encampment, the others would either fight or drink... neither of with Baraxan seemed to have much joy in. Most Barbarians would have also killed a wounded wolf in the forest, he chose to save her instead. She had a feeling most people didn't have very positive run ins with Barbarians and likely fear Baraxan to be the same.<br/><br/>"The just don't know you the way I do." She rested a gentle hand on his chest.<br/><br/>Soon the woman returned with a large basket full of delectable treats and Snow felt the women's gaze on Snows hand. She slowly took it away and looked back to the woman.<br/><br/>"Thank you." She offered a smile.<br/><br/>The woman just looked back between the two and a hint of disgust crossed her face. Thatbwas the other thing Snow hadn't really accounted for, cross race relationships were also a frowned upon action.