"She not want to be here but she have no other place. No home. So make this her home, now she want be here." Nkosi mulled over Taylani's words before nodding, "You have a home you miss? You should stay for kids, not have to love Fallan but love kids. But Fallan not bad. Just stupid sometimes." He finished with a light grin, thinking about the deal the two seemed to have made and steering her away from subjects she obviously didn't like. It would explain why she had looked like she might bolt when he approached her. Polishing off his food with a swiped sip of his dads mead Nkosi stood. He shook off the tired feeling that came with eating and laughed loudly. "You not need horse. We have horse, for packing and practice. It will be fun." "Is that why you can't even ride properly, Nkosi!" He turned and flicked his cousins ear, before jerking his head towards where they kept a few extra horses. As they walked he spoke, a hint of a sigh in his voice, "I not have my own yet. None have," he tried to think of the correct word while his hands already formed the one he searched for, "wanted me yet. But soon." Nkosi stayed silent after, leading her to where the horses were. Most were the companions of his family but two were packers, as he called them. Docile things, they often were used to teach the younger ones to ride. Nkosi had been avoiding riding unless they were moving a lot. Seeing how awkward he was untying the beautiful beast he realized he needed to get back on the horse, literally. "We go away from tent a little. That way not break anything, we take turns or ride together. One can lead so not spook. You not speak any Pavi? You want learn? I want learn more Common but lots speak Pavi and not speak Common after. Soon, no one speak it well or at all." |