He stood by silently, letting her eyes explore. She'd see a few scattered belongings; some ornamental trinkets, some things like pipes, water jugs, and hand-carved arrows, as well as several large furs for wearing or for use as a blanket.  There was also room in the center for a small fire, the tapered roof opened in the middle to let the smoke escape. Toho walked over to the water jug, lifting it to his lips for a brief drink, allowing himself a moment to think. She didn't seem as difficult as she'd first come across; but he had a feeling that could change at any moment.<br/><br/>Setting the jug down, he took a seat on that large mat, staring up at her as he slowly removed the painted bone-carvings he wore around his neck. He placed that necklace on the ground, leaving him bare-chested, wearing only his leather pants now. He regarded her for a long moment, seeing that she was lost in thought as well. His father had made sure to insist he try to be as understanding as possible..he'd try, at least. "You have..other questions, maybe. About the Jaega tribe?"