Theos was incredibly useful to have around for this adventure. Even when he wasn't sure, the male managed to find what they were looking for. Seirin would have been utterly hopeless if he had wandered out here alone. But now, now he was only the shortest of distances from his goal. The goblins were wild; how could they be so stupid as to chew on their own leg. It was honestly pathetic; none fot he refinement of civility as they battled for scraps of scraps. The Tieflings tail coiled around his own leg as he watched, eyes searching for the cave entrance when it was mentioned.<br/><br/>"Yeah. I have something for invisibility, but... they're more fortified than I expected. I might need to go back and get my back before we come back here." He said, already working out an attack strategy. The easiest way through seemed to be to cut a thin, narrow path through the sentries and wandering groups with his blade. Quietly, of course. But no sooner did he get to considering his option did the rain begin to thunder and pour over them. A few drops hit his hair, and before the Tiefling could do much but look up, it began to pour hard upon them.<em>Cold</em>rain at that. Taken and guided by the wrist, the Tiefling was lead back to a cave he had found.<br/><br/>"Sounds like a plan." But it was doubtful Theos heard him; Seirin barely heard himself over the deafening rain. By the time Theos entered the cave, Seirin was absolutely drenched and the armor he wore was both cold and chaffing. Seirin nearly<em>runs</em>in after him to get away from the rain. It'd been a long time since he encountered such a fierce storm, and he was suddenly grateful that it hadn't rained like that when he was traveling the road. Unfortunately, it seemed as though the room he'd paid for would be useless. Seirin shivered, rubbing at his own exposed arms adn removing the soaked bracers, greaves, and boots he wore.<br/><br/>Seirin heard a language he wasn't used to, and turned his head to Theos. That was surprising; he was pretty learned when it came to languages. Maybe there was more to Theos than an attractive figure and skill in the woods. His words, though... Seirin's cheeks flushed in the darkness. Take off his clothes? That... well...<br/><br/>Theos thought he was a girl. Seirin wanted to keep it that way if he could. The lack of light was helpful for that, but...<br/><br/>"I... I don't think I can. I don't have anything on under these." Except for some panties, but those were hardly worth mentioning and just as soaked as anything else about him. Even as Seirin tried to avoid it, he shivered. At least the rain-storm had acted like a much needed cold shower for him; it was pretty difficult to think about much besides making it through the night while he was shivering.