High Priestess Poe'Taun quirked one eyebrow upwards at Eyanosa as the paladin flopped down onto her chair.  The high priestess murmered words of power, words that meant nothing to Eyanosa, words that were likely not only far beyond her ability, but would always be.  She traced one clawed finger through the combined pools of their mixed girlcum and the jizz that spread out in a pool around her.  The sigils she traced flared with light for a moment, then vanished.  Then with an inner light all of the sexual fluids, even those on their bodies as well as the ones on the ground, began to glow and throb with a soft inner light.  Then they glowed brighter and became nothing but light.  That light then lifted and drew into Poe'Taun's body.  The high priestess's fur glowed for a moment where the lights touched it, then they faded, and she wore a look of supreme contendeness.<br/><br/>Standing her fur showed not a single hair out of place.  Not a drop of fluid stained her fur, not even a whisker out of place.  She looked, for a lack of a better word, perfect.<br/><br/>She made a small noise in her throat, a "tcht" and gestured for Eyanosa to stand.  Even Eyanosa knew better than to disobey such a command, and the high priestess reclaimed her seat.  "Paladin Eyanosa, please do not mistake our familiarity for the right to command me.  Pride is a good thing, except when it is blind."  Her face softened and she smiled, "As for the ferocity, I will say that I can be rougher with you because I know that you can take it.  Just remember, you prefer that style of greeting, and you know where it is likely to lead with me."<br/><br/>She chuckled softly, and both knew it to be true.  The down side to being the high priestess of Shoni was that she was close to all three aspects of the goddess, the pleasure bringer, the light bringer, the life crafter.  That also meant that Poe'taun was also sway to her domain the most.<br/><br/>The high priestess waved her hand, as if it didn't matter.  It was also a gesture that said such a conversation was at an end.  Eyanosa could only bring it back up at risking the woman's displeasure.  "The merchant is an ursine of fair tempermant named Nit."  Eyanosa thought that the name was telling in a way.  'Nit' was not a proper name, more of a nickname, or shortening of a proper name.  It was likely short for Nita, which was a word for Bear, which would make sense for an ursine.  However it would be very unusual for someone to shorten an already short name like Nita down to Nit.  It was possible that it was short for either Nitis, which meant friend, but that was only one letter longer, and so fell to the same problem as Nita.  More likely it was short for Nituna or Nittawosew, the former of which meant Daughter and the latter of which meant a woman who was fertile.  However, Poe'taun had refererred to the merchant as 'him'.   It was possible of course that he was like Eyanosa, a futa that gender identified.  While Eyanosa identified as she, it was possible this bear identified as a he.<br/><br/>The high priestess had continued talking though as Eyanosa pondered the name, and she refocused listening to the woman's words.  "...the Hare's Nest."  Eyanosa knew of the inn.  It was clean and comfortable, but not overly expensive, in a decent part of the merchant's district.  "I told him that someone would be in touch with him before sundown.  That gives you a little under three hours to clean up and pack your things.  The journey northwards will take at least two days before you're at his tribe's home area."<br/><br/>Poe'taun reached down and picked up her sword which she had laid aside when Eyanosa had entered, a subtle sign that the conversation was at an end.  But the woman asked, "I will leave you to it then, unless you had any questions before you left?"  and if Eyanosa did not she would receive a blessing and friendly goodbye before she left the high priestess.