Emily let out a warm laugh at Tehr's comment about making up for the coin, smirking at him and giving him a light punch on the thigh briefly before turning away at his instructions to help her get undressed. "Mmh, well I think we can certainly be on the same side about things, as for the-" She paused at the squeeze on her backside, sighing warmly, happily, then continuing calmly as if nothing had gone on. "-mmm the alliance, that would need to be spoken together by the heads of our families I think. Though I am not opposed at this point. " She smirked casually at the time.<br/><br/>The teasing about the possibility of a ride and his mention of the time they had, plus what they'd faced all seemed to have Emily thinking, even as she chuckled at his teasing. "While I would love to hop to it and ride you to the destination before we reach the said destination there might be a chance to arrange time at the House Ravos lands, I just have to drag you out of where my sisters cuold find you." Teasing smile on her face, she finally sighed and nod.<br/><br/>"I think it would be very 'fun' to ride with you, but it would serve little more than moment's joy and the cost in fatigue would be a bit too much. I think we would both do a good impression arriving all ready and set." She smiled, though not without wriggling that firm bottom briefly once more before starting to get dressed, then.<br/><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>The carriage was moving along at a fast pace, the road causing some rocking within but they were catching up on the time lost to the bandit-hunt. A while passed in relative peace, giving the two a chance to rest and recover a little, but eventually their pace began to slacken, and gazing outside the window, the large hills could be seen, with a few sparse apple trees growing here and there. It appeared that the area had some growing here and there, on the wild, but on a more careful look a few bits of gently rising smoke could be spotted beyond hills.<br/><br/>"We're entering the borders of the halfling lands. Our House has most people living on the central area, but some chose to have a bit of land on the edges, because they like doing a patrol around the lands and returning home at the end of the large circle. With folks travelling so, the roadside homes are actually safe even away from our heartlands." Emily's words were calm and relaxed, but there was a faint knock on the front panel of the wood then. Moving there, Emily opened the slit in the wall, seeming to be speaking to Eeva.<br/><br/>"What's wrong?" She asked, before smirking at a quiet reply, looking back at Tehr. "Seems there's a patrol passing." She gestured at the window. Indeed, a crowd was riding towards them from the other direction, four halflings on top of large riding dogs, two of them men, two of them women, and clad in tight leather riding up along those shapes. Long boots and good riding gloves, and a body-suit hugging from crotch to neck, they were protected for most part, but the leather looked even on a quick glance made to order, even following the female curves a bit too well.<br/><br/>Emily, meanwhile, smirked a bit casually on her seat.