Kaleeth lowered her head and broke eye contact as she thought back on her village. "I...still wish I could go home...maybe not forever, I just want to see them. I like it here, with you, but I miss mother and father, all my friends, the Treeminder. Everyone. I...I don't want to think about it though." She said, raising her head up to look at him with a smile, albeit an obviously forced one. Her mood had soured, but she didn't want to constantly bring down Janius and the others with her thoughts of home. "I would rather focus on passing the time with you. We can talk, mate, rest, anything you want." She said with each suggestion carrying just as casual of a tone as the last. 

Meesei paused to think for a moment before responding. "Well, suppose that can vary. Back in Thorn, during that festival, there was more to do anyone could likely experience in a week, but that is a rarity. I know with us living in the wilds, it is hard to find much of anything to do beyond swimming, hunting, and perhaps some exploring, as well as our own hobbies, of course. You have alchemy, I meditate on magic, and Ahnasha has been recently occupying herself with painting. For here though, in cities like this, there is usually some more variety, beyond what we normally do. For me, when I have to pass the time in cities, I like to see if there is anything I could learn about, whether it be from a book or the people. Maybe I can learn something about the city's history, or something more general. I try to avoid just researching magic, though, as I can do that anytime. If that doesn't interest you...we might just try looking around and seeing if we can find something unique."

Lorag gave a grunt as he slipped his coin back into his pocket. "Wander alone? Ah, right, Alp- Meesei said not to walk around alone, so you need a partner, and you want me to watch your kitten. Hmm, I guess I can watch the little noisemaker. By this point, I'm pretty much a...old..." He began as his voice started trailing off until he was completely quiet. He grimaced, though not specifically at Fendros. Something seemed to be going through his mind that made him more and more agitated until he finally spoke again. "...actually, no. I'll come with you. I can be your bodyguard, keep you safe from all the thugs that don't like Dunmer walking their streets. When are we goin'?"