He grinned at how easy it was to make her jump, and found her flustered state rather adorable, especially for such a worldly and wise woman. He gave her a few minutes to calm and collect herself, before portalling in a short distance, giving her a chance to see him and recollect herself. "So, I wonder who the first to offer that much for relief would be, but I didn't expect it to be the first mare of the herd."<br/><br/>He stopped a short distance from her, his head tilted back slightly, a wry grin on his face. "So, once again we are making a deal. I will admit that I can't, in good faith, just abscond off with you, not without promising a good deal more than just pain relief."<br/><br/>He made himself a comfortable chair of rock, and sat down, before nodding to her. "You can recline if you would like, this might take a bit. So, I will give you relief, as you wanted, but if that is all you want, then you can just be my shaman as well. If you want more for the herd, whatever that might be, then we can discuss that without an audience."