Hugh was taken aback a little by the naked man as he raised an eyebrow, simply shrugging and looking to his horse. "Yeah, okay, naked dude." He strode over to Rodger to give the horse a pat on the nose and a 'good boy'. The proud horse acknowledged his master's presence, lifting his nose and greeting him with a snort to his face. Hugh simply smiled, petted his nose and rubbed his neck. 

What surprised Hugh the most was when Sana greeted the elf as if she had known him from before. He pointed to the elf, "Some other adventurer you worked with?" He raised a brow, looking rather unconcerned. It was weird to have a naked elf standing there and slightly awkward. Hugh simply waved it off, as Sana had averted her eyes. He wasn't all too concerned. It did perturb him that she knew the elf from before and now this elf was standing stark naked in the moonlight.

Hugh looked to Sana as she ushered the elf off to go and get some clothes on. She also tried to make it clear to the seemingly dimwitted elf that they had met before. Obviously the elf wasn't feeling up to the task of remembering at the moment. Perhaps drunk or drugged? It didn't really matter, after all the elf went off and finally got his clothes on. Hugh continued to tend to his horse, unconcerned at the events taking place around them.

The others seemed to congregate up top little by little, over time, giving their two cents on the random elf that had showed up on the surface. Hugh seemed rather annoyed by the situation, trying to concentrate on keeping his horse in good care. He didn't really care for all this new business. All the same, he would welcome the new addition along.

Ellis seemed to start sharing some thoughts with Hugh and Sana, that didn't particularly interest him. Hugh never really cared for a conversation about 'how big it was down there' with a halfling or anyone for that matter. "Yeah, okay Ellis." He said, seemingly shrugging it all off as he started to brush his horse. "When do we leave?" He gave a tired sigh, wishing a little for a nap. He hadn't the patience for any time wasting.