After having her offer denied gently of course, Lara nodded and had put her waterskin away after taking one more sip before mounting up in the driver's seat.  Having gotten settled and once everyone was ready, she got the horses moving and kept an open ear to Bastel's directions, glancing at the map to confirm their position.  Nodding again, the tomb raider got as comfortable as she could and leaned against the seat, looking up at the beautiful sky above.  The air and the land itself was so clean and pristine, nothing like what she had at home considering the overuse of fossil fuels and their variants.  She managed to hear all that Bastel had to say despite getting lost to the beauty around her, her face practically lighting up at the wonders around them despite the horror they had left behind.  "Alright.  I don't have any money in your currency Bastel, but considering what we managed to do today, I'm sure that the locals will be appreciative, wouldn't you agree?  As for drinking, I do have to admit I haven't been of legal age back in my own world for very long, so I haven't had much of a chance to taste anything alcoholic yet."  She asked and commented with a light and embarrassed chuckle, unsure if her allies had the means to pay for an inn between the three of them now, originally two until she had shown up, but regardless she didn't let it bother her for long as she continued to take in the scenery around them.  "I have never seen a more beautiful place as this.  If I am to be stuck here for the rest of my days, I think I can find it quite easy to live in this world."<br/><br/>It was then that she heard Orrin singing and Lara turned her head towards him, a bit amazed by what he was capable of producing.  She had never heard an elf sing before and felt goosebumps form on her skin.  That was something new for her, but it was good, very good at that as she let the man's song wash away her worries and concerns.  She didn't know the words, but she got the tune well enough as she hummed along, unable to help herself as they continued to ride down the path at a moderate pace, not too fast or too slow for her tastes.  She was enjoying the trip too much to want to rush things too much.  After a while though she remembered her questions that had never been answered but didn't ask them again, not wanting to ruin the moment.  Instead she focused elsewhere.  "So, tell me about yourselves.  I'd learn more about the people I'm putting my life and trust with, as I'm sure you'd do the same to me.  I don't mind answering questions, but....some things I might not be prepared to answer right away, I'll warn you now."