Nirael thought on the words spoken for a moment and then drew a deeper breath, turning his attention towards Mara. While she appeared to be pushing Lunari towards just giving into things, he also felt a bit concerned about Lunari's state. He wanted to have her at ease and relaxed, but it seemed that the passions were becoming a bit thought provoking to her.<strong>"Mara, I admit being interested in Lunari and see nothing wrong with enjoying the passions, its going to have to be by choice."</strong>He narrowed his eyes looking at Mara a little annoyed for a short moment. Shaking his head and sighing, offering a smile once more.<br/><br/><strong>"I am grateful you are willing to trust me with such insights but at the same time I wish you to keep her words spoken in confidence between the two of you. I think resentment between team-mates could only spell trouble later on."</strong>He moved slightly closer and brushed a hand on her cheek. Gazing at her with a friendly smile playing on his lips, he let out a long breath then shaking his head.<strong>"I wont try and press either of you to things you dont feel comfortable with, but believe me I will be shameless in my pursuit of pleasures offered when the mood strikes me."</strong>Flashing a brief smile, he drew ahead a bit encouraging his horse to speed up a trot.<strong>"For now though, I'll try and catch her and speak with her."</strong>He trusted her not to flee away from them after all that had been said already and that had happened, but at the same time he did not want to leave her behind.<br/><br/>Still, encouraging the horse to a faster trot as well, he sought to catch up with Lunari, hoping to get a chance to talk with her, a serious expression on his face. There was an open admission on her part about avoiding things and yet having those urges. He hoped to encourage her to seek those pleasures on her own at least if she couldn't bring herself to trust him or Mara to help with them, but he would have to first have to try and find her, and see if she'd be willing to talk to her.<strong>"Lunari!"</strong>He raised his voice slightly, calling for her, without shouting too loud. No reason to be raising a racket if she was somewhat nearby, and if she wasn't, then he wasn't going to catch up with her anyway if she decided to hide.