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When the Dunmer walked over to him and put her arm around his shoulder he gave the argonian a grin, before finally taking his hand off of the sword hilt. "Reward of being a good, intelligent, person scaly," he said as he gently slipped an arm around the dark elve's waist. He didn't know if thats what he should have done or not, but it felt natural and it was very comfortable besides.

"And I can't really answer that," he said before glancing around at the group and the surrounding land, "because there doesn't seem to be a whore in sight!"

Then the Nord spoke. And ice runs through their veins like rivers, and frost paints their mind and lands. "Mud and earth won't shield us from life detect, but it will keep us hidden from the more common night eye," he said, to correct the Nord.

"But you're right, we tarry like old men. Lets get this party on the road, shall we?" he asked as he began to turn and walk. His arm was still around Luna.

Mora gave the men a steady, unreadable look, then turned her attention back to the other women. Before this Luna girl turned around and started walking with the Imperial down the road, Mora managed to say, "Good Evening, Luna. I am Yaanamora. But call me Mora, because I hate trying to teach people how to pronounce my full name."

When the Imperial turned around to leave with his new woman, Mora began walking behind him without a complaint. The Bosmer was worried, however, that the boy would try to show off in front of his lady friend and jeopardize the whole party. She moved up to the other side of him, glancing at him seriously.
"You won't do anything dumb to show off for this Dunmer, will you?"
A certain tone in her voice made her words come off as threatening. She could, after all, accidentally forget to heal him if he took a wound if she thought that he was a danger to the whole party and decided that he needed to be gone. That would be a terrible thing to do, of course, but Mora had little patience for cocky men.

((Just had to finish off what Mora had to say. We can ‘fast travel’ as soon as the conversations are wrapped up. They would, after all, have time to talk while they move))

Looking over at the Argonian with a look that showed a bit of disgust he said
"I don't have time for amateurs and fools, so get out now if you plan on acting like a smart a** the whole way."

Hearing what the Imperial said, he shook his head, the man clearly new nothing of hunting in the wild. "You are wrong Imperial, it will. Life Detect shows areas where body heat is largely concentrated, like a person for example. Snakes for example, see naturally with permanent life detect, it's how they hunt down things that can 'play dead'. By covering yourself in mud, you are blocking your heat signature because the mud is so thick and cold or lukewarm that it covers up your body heat, so I hope none of you are wearing anything that you don't want muddy."

He knew he would most likely have to show most of them how to hunt in the wild, although the argonian, he was a different story. The male lizard seemed suspicious and now he wondered what is past was, but he would not press it. Now was not the time to start questioning the past of his brethren, especially the one that seemed more capable than the other three.

"Irlave," Luna said with mixed seriousness, "Play nice and show some respect. Didn't he already say we need to keep the pettyness to ourselves?" She dug her nails into his shoulder a little deeper to give him a little scratch. She leaned her head on his other shoulder and moved her hair behind her left ear, "I think you can reserve the attitude for a more, appropriate time, don't you?"

During the walk Luna was constantly staring at Mora. When Mora would catch her she would just smile, sometimes stopping, sometimes not. Luna had realeased Irlave and while back and was walking by herself. She gave Reh'Zheel a cute little salute, "I'll go." she volunteered. She made note of where they were and walked off, looking for good sized pieces of dry wood.

((Yeah, that would make sense, considering we are not in the heartlands anymore.))