Ehren was glad to have Tolbar’s company while he waited for the heirs to get done with whatever business brought them to the ruins. There was no denying the man had a knack for entertaining, which stood to reason given his title. Bringing up his reactions to Naruni’s… social quirks made the otherwise confident Ranger become bashful and do everything he could to dance around the topic. When he was ultimately cornered in the conversation, he acknowledged that it was only natural he be intrigued by the kittygirl’s enticing nature, but the situation was made more complicated given who her father was. Especially when it came linked back towards him through the friendship between the man and his uncle who was just as much of a servant to the family as he was. He confided in the bard that such a thing made him conflicted about whether taking Naruni up on her invitations would be appropriate given the situation as a whole. Only after did he remember Tolbar’s purpose there and immediately request that that conversation be stricken entirely from his works. From there, in attempt to alleviate some of the focus from him, Ehren asked why the more charismatic Tolbar hadn’t taken the wizard up on her offers.<br/><br/>When the muted rumble made its way through the layers of soil and stone, Ehren cast a skeptical inquisitive glance towards the closed crypt door. It seemed Tolbar shared a similar sentiment.<strong>”They should be. I was told that the crypt was designed to allow admittance only to the Talonius Bloodline as long as they proved their heritage and all of them are in possession of the item that would get them through the true dangers within. Whatever they may be. At either rate, it is a moot point to worry. Even if they were in danger, only their signet rings are capable of opening the door and bypassing nearly anything else inside. Since neither of us are heirs in possession of such keys, they’re beyond our help.”</strong>