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After giving a long stare Tadeos finally nodded his head and said, "Alright, I feel like I can believe you. Besides if she sent you and thought that it was going well she might have appeared by now to gloat." He loved his twin dearly but somehow he saw her dancing and saying 'in your face' if he ever did fall for someone that she sent his way. A thought that caused him to give a little sigh before shaking his head, not wanting to even think about it right now.

Instead his full attention was on the girl in front of him as she suddenly grabbed hold of him and set to dragging him along. It was something he felt he could easily stop given the difference in their sizes but at the same time he found himself curious about what she was up to. After glancing around he asked, "What do you mean? What trouble?" Damn it, had some of those that he'd gotten into it with back before he decided to settle down pop up?

No, wait... that couldn't be it. If it were those guys then there was no way the Lightning girl would know to drag him away from them. So what was up?

Tadeos looked over his shoulder as the two of them headed into the alleyway. There was a part of him that knew, just knew that he could likely take them on. A good beating into the ground tended to be more then enough to put people into their place and remind them or their place on the food chain. It was something he could easily do, but wouldn't. He'd told himself when he decided to become a doctor that he wouldn't fight anymore no matter how good he was at it. He didn't want to be that person anymore.

"I hope that they didn't spot us. I would rather they didn't hassle you, not when you're being so kind as to help me out." Not to mention that he didn't want to find himself dragged into a fight that he didn't want to be a part of. Not that he wouldn't want to defend her, he would, but he just didn't want to do as he used to do back in the day. Going all out just wasn't his thing anymore.

Tadeos gave a bit of a shrug of one shoulder, "Just the fact that you're someone that wants to help me on my errands that wasn't sent after me for some sort of devious reason is a good thing." She might have been 'bugging him and keeping him company' but it was better then some things she could be doing. She could be another of those that bothered him at work, forcing him to toss said person out so that he didn't look like he was messing around while on duty or something.

Shaking his head he looked back to Talria, then in the direction of those that they were presently avoiding. As she set to explaining why she had an issue with the people they were avoiding he said, "Ahh, I see." So they were those sorts? Nothing he could really understand since the Lighting and Geian Tribes had always lived in close quarters. Why would children between the two tribes seem so odd? It was just something that he didn't' get. Something that made him approve of her actions even if he didn't say as much, not wanting to encourage what might get her into further trouble.

"Once we are sure they are out of the way we will make our way toward the brew master." The sooner they got the errand done the better since it was the last one on his list. Not that he wanted to rush if that meant they would be spotted easier.

Giving a nod of his head Tadeos said, "If we are lucky we should be able to get there without issue if we take the alley ways as you suggest." And if they were lucky they would in turn avoid both those that wanted to bother Talria and those that wanted to bother Tadeos. It was a fairly large pool he'd guess but if they took the back roads they should be alright. After a moment of thought he said, "Once we get there we can get the stuff we need the part ways. It will probably be easier for us to get back to where we are going solo."

He paused then glanced her way, "If you think it will be easier. I know that I am a bit of a large target so if they spot us together it will make you easier to find." He seemed to think on it for a time before adding, "If you would rather though you can accompany back to the clinic." Not an offer he'd give many but he'd rather a bunch of people didn't rough her up and land her back in the clinic for reasons other then her seeking shelter.

Tadeos fell quiet as they headed toward the brew master's place. He hoped the man was in because he wanted to get the booze that he owed to Doctor Forthus so that he could bring it to the man and then return to his work. As fun as it had been to get out and about for a while he really did want to actually get back to his studies. He didn't feel like he'd done nearly enough today before he'd gotten sent off on his errands. Now that things were getting wrapped up then surely he could return to work? Maybe Doctor Forthus would let him borrow some medical texts again.

The two of them headed into the shop, talking with the old man, and he got a few bottles for the doctor easy enough. It was a bit strange to be carrying such stuff at his age but nobody really cared, not those that knew who he was getting it for.

It wasn't terribly long before the two of them were leaving the shop. He turned to Talria, about to ask her what she wanted to do next... when she suddenly gave him a kiss on the cheek. It was an impressive feat given the difference in their heights. The moment that she was done giving him the kiss she suddenly fled, leaving him standing there alone, eyes wide. Cheeks flushing a bit he lifted a hand to rub it against his face, giving a bit of a sigh. Well that was... something. Something that Tyr needed never to learn about or else he'd find himself married to Talria before he had a chance to defend himself.

Shaking his head a bit he turned on his heel, heading back toward the clinic in a cautious manner. Best that he put all that behind him so he could get back to work.