"Well its not like the halflings dont give their guests some privacy when asked, and a locked door is a locked door, but not a lot is taboo and people are open minded, so a lot of folks feel curious as to what might make people want to take their privacy. Though there are are ways, just that my sisters are known to be a stubborn lot. I am sure Emily has proven this already." Eeva smiled faintly while speaking casually at the time. Something to which Emily replied with a mere simple shrug at the time.<br/><br/>"But, there's a few ways, either a locked door and secured windows for privacy, or alternatively you might not go wrong with a trip to the countryside with a basket and a blanket along. Such trips may be followed, but anyone leaving that way has an-" She cleared her throat with a quick cough to a hand. "-punitive right to spank someone who follows them. Teaches a lot of folks to not spy on others. More than a couple of the more horny young lads tried to peek on girls bathing in times past, till it was made clear the girls that caught them spying could leave their rumps so sore they wouldn't be able to sit for weeks, and given how rumors sperad, they often ended up being least trusted for a fair while, meaning they wouldn't get to head on out so easily anymore, instead watched after by their folks. They'd still get free time, but not always at their choosing. Making it harder to try and catch maidens bathing."<br/><br/>Emily laughed cheerfully at this point, shrugging. "Another bit of precaution, when girls wanted to swim and bathe in the wilds, they did so in groups, because while a stranger happening upon a single halfling miss might be dangerous to the miss' safety, going after a group of girls would likely leave a lad in poor shape." Emily smiled a bit deviously at this, but stroked on Tehr's thigh idly while humming a bit and looking at both her and Eeva.<br/><br/>"Well I think you could try winning her over to see why I favor your company, beyond the obvious attraction, from all I've seen and heard you've got a sharp mind, and she's not army-trained enough to think intellect is a sign of weakness." The comment left Eeva frown faintly but she took it fairly well, the smile soon back on her face. Little jabs, more or less.<br/><br/>"Well I wouldn't want to break you two up for a while, but if she insists, I would like knowing a bit more of the lad my sister's been so excited about. I swear, usually her interest wears out rather fast, but then again she figured out rather early how to read a person, so..." She smiled, looking at Tehr. "I figure it would be a good thought, but uhm, please warn me before using any magic. I'm not too learned about it myself, though hardly superstitious."