Mohini just started, she had watched and listened to the entire exchange between Masina and Quintus. She had given up on trying to get free, she couldn't even find enough give in the chains to allow herself to even make herself comfortable. Her eyes followed Masina into the hold, then shifted to Quintus and then the banks of the river. When the woman returned she watched her carefully, as if simply looking at her would lead to some great insight into her motivations. So the woman fought for Rome because she claimed Mithridates attacked her people, but surely even she had to have some compassion for a fellow woman warrior? If not herself, than surely a true amazon like the woman below. How could she let these Romans make slaves of them, pleasure slaves even?<br/><br/>As she watched the woman uncorked the wineskin and started to drink. Mohini, finding no insight there and not wanting to draw the woman's rather unpleasant attentions back to herself, looked away, instead studying the countryside through which they passed.