Eiyuu Kishi Den

Amara nod to Thalia. "Yeah," She said then standed up. She pushed in the chair and started to walk over to the counter. "Excuse me," She said to the innkeeper and the dragon rider. "But may we ask you something?" Amara looked at Thalia and then the dragon rider.

Jeren let the empty mug land on the counter gently, looking up at the female voice to his side. Without even half of a look over, he noticed that she was pregnant, so it probably wasn't romance. A small wave of disappointment ran through his lovestruck veins. "Well, of course, ma'am. Please, have a seat." Jeren hopped up and pulled a chair out for Amara with a smile.

Amara nod to the dragon rider. "Thank you." She said sitting down on the chair. She looked at the man and smile. "Well, I am traveling with my companion," She said pointing to the bueatiful, blond priestess as she continued to speak, "and I was wondering if you can help us with finding someone? I am searching for the father of my child and the only place I know he could be is in Moss. He has brown hair and green eyes, he is about this tall," She said showing him how tall he his, "and he is a half-elf. His name is Nataniel but most people call him Nat." Amara sigh and looked back at the man. "So, can you help us?"

"Moss, eh...?" Jeren looked down for a moment, as if to be in thought. And its true, he was. He hadn't been back to Moss since his escape from prison. And while his conscience was clear in terms of his actions, perhaps his guilt in terms of the law would not be. "Why not?" Jeren said, shrugging his shoulders. "I haven't seen Moss in a while. Do you have any idea about where in Moss he might be?"

"No, he just told me that he came from Moss." Amara said with another sigh but kept her smile on her face. She looked at the counter and think. "I should have ask more about him." Alot of things was bothering her and she kept trying to answer the questions she had in her mind by herself. Her eyes looked back at the dragon rider. "I am sorry, My name is Amara and my friend behind there," she said and point to the priestess, "is Thalia." She said turning back to him and putting out her hand.

Jeren smiled his trademark smile. When Amara put out her hand, Jeren knelt before her, cradled it between his own, and kissed it as one would expect a prince to from a fairy tale. "And I am Jeren Aldener, at your service." Jeren rose, slowly letting the lady's hand slip from his. "I would be glad to seek out this man for you."

Amara blush as she watch the man. She returned a sweetful smile to the man as she watch him kiss her hand. This happen to her many times but she was shock to see someone like him doing this. "Jeren... Aldener." She said softly then repeated it in her mind. She came off of the chair with the same smile on her face. "Thank you, Jeren." She said and started to walk over to her table. "Come, so that we can talk to Thalia." She stop by the chair and pulled it out. She continued to smile as she watch the priestess. "He agreed Thalia. I am so happy." She said with a little giggle at the end.

"Lead where you will, miss, for I shall follow you to the ends of the earth and onward," Jeren said, as if it were a line from a play. As he came to the table, the appearance of Thalia struck him. Instead of the amusing antics of overacting, he became more serious. Since she was sitting, he dropped to one knee and took her hand. "And you must be the lady I've been hearing about," he said, his voice lower, quieter, smoother than before. He leaned down to kiss her hand, but his eyes stayed up on her, his sky blue eyes unable to pull away. He placed the gentlest of kisses upon her fingers before letting them slip away.

Thalia overheard much of the conversation between Amara and Jeren, and she was quite pleased to hear that they had found more help. "Yes, I am Thalia," she said with an amused smile to Jeren. "Thank you for agreeing to help Amara. My skills are not in tracking, after all."

"Quite the other way around, I would imagine," Jeren said, his lip beginning to curl. "With the blessed beauty you possess, anyone with a hope and an eye would be hunting for days and nights to catch sight of you."

The color rose in Thalia's cheek at Jeren's compliment. Oh, please don't be another Azala, she thought. Forcing a small smile after that ominous thought, she replied; "They may look all they want, but my heart and body are devoted to my goddess."

Amara giggled as she watch the two. Wow, this will be a good journey after all. She thought. Her red eyes drifted to window as more and more questions filled her head again. Having one hand on her stomach and the other resting on the table, she watch a few people walk back and fort on the streets. I must remember to go and see Lin before I go yo bed. I don't want him acting wild to anyone that enter the stable or worst, going crazy. She thought. I wonder if he even remember me? Or if he just made up a lie to leave? She paused, No, he wouldn't do that, I think. I hope he won't. Amara moved her hand up to her cheast as she felt a slight pain in her heart. It is so painful. This bad pain I feel in my heart whenever I think of him. She closed her eyes as a few tears came to them. I must stay calm. I must stay calm. She thought to herself over and over.

"Of that, I am certain," Jeren said, riding slowly. "Only the gentle touch of a Goddess could wrest from the world its majesty and give it a form such as yours, madame." He smiled gently, his eyes never leaving hers. "No man should tempt a Goddess' fickle spirit."

Having gotten the horses saddled and ready taking a longer than usual, due to Berz being difficult and wanting a brushing, Gregory was worried about making his new friend upset. Granted she was so nice to him anyway that he was sure she wouldn’t be mad it was still a concern for him. So he tied off the horses outside and approached resolving to not look flustered.

Gregory opened the door and started to walk in explaining as he went, “Berz and Nyn are all set outside for whenev…” He stopped in mid sentence when he noticed Thalia’s read face and uncomfortable countenance.

Puffing up like a big brown bear protecting its cubs he asked “Is something wrong Lady Thalia? Im sorry for taking so long to get the horses ready I hope nothing bad happened in my absence?”

As Gregory entered, Thalia's eyes lit up. Her savior had arrived! "Excuse me," she said to Jeren, then slipped out of her chair and went to the younger man.

"Welcome back, Gregory," she said, then linked her arm with his and led him over to the table she was just sitting at. "Amara, Jeren, this is Gregory," she introduced her new companions to her current one, "Gregory, this is Amara. She is looking for the father of her child. And this is Jeren, he agreed to help her as well."