He nodded, not asking yet, just noting the striking eyes that matched her hair, and grinned at her flinch. "Relax, you are a good healer, the guildmaster was in the wrong back there. Should have ordered either the sorcerer behind him or the two archers beside him to deal with the wizard, rather than the healer. So, what I want is for you to do that, heal guild members that need it. Don't know if that will be much work, but better than being screamed at for something that wasn't your fault."<br/><br/>He vaguely remembered a guild member, who had died soon after Nameless had joined the guild, that had a similar issue, but instead his eyes were pure white, but could see fine as well. So while it was odd, it wasn't disconcerting as it could have been.<br/><br/>He didn't linger in the streets, picking a strong but comfortable pace that Mirada could keep up with, idly enjoying the feel of her pressed against him. It had been a while since he had been a hero, before the outsiders at least, and he did somewhat enjoy it. He moved toward the guild house, idly wondering what Bear and the guildmaster would say, he didn't care about the rest of the guild. "We would be most pleased if you didn't talk about what you see down in the house, or where it is. Sort of an open secret, but still, best not advertise it."