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Saraf gave a hiss, lifting his arm to help to deflect the punch, certain that another blow to the head wasn't going to help him. He glared down at her and said, "A savage like you demanding I learn manners, that's rich." He snapped, finding her presence grating at best.

"I could care less what brought you to my house, woman. You're about to be sent on your way so I don't care to know any of the details." He said, waving a hand. As she started to try to kick at him as well he hissed out, "Don't try your luck with me, I can still just leave you here instead of bringing you were you want to go if that is what you want." He was tempted to just turn on his heel and head inside. He was sure that she could find someone else more willing to deal with her despite how rude she was. He'd only be too happy to leave her here and get back to what he'd been doing before he was so rudely interrupted.

Saraf knocked the woman away from him as she came after him, acting the exact part of the savage that he labeled her as. He starred at her, lifting a hand to his neck, checking for blood, before he gave a snort, "Fine, you've made your choice obvious and I am done with you, woman. Find your own way to the spa or back to Tale where you belong." He said, making a wave with his hand, turning on his heel to head in the other direction.

He was done, completely done. He was again reminded of the many reasons why he disliked other tribes, this only helping to cement that distaste, to the point that it just left a bitter taste in his mouth.

Saraf paused for a moment, giving her a look, "Go out into the desert, to that snowy Hell Zena, or the toxic island, either way you will be far from people." And far, far away from him and his mother, which was what he wanted more then anything at the moment. With that he was on his way once more, heading back home, slamming the door behind himself, and promptly locked it.

"Augh... I will never understand what Nuri sees in foreign women." He muttered to himself as he sought out a first aid kit and a mirror so that he could check his wounds and make sure that he wasn't bleeding from that savage's attack.