Gallus angled his head sharply at Lorag's last comment. He was surprised at the shift in subject. With a bit of realisation, Gallus looked away and let out a good natured laugh. "You give me too much credit, Lorag. I had enough women troubles in the clan, I don't intend to make more for myself on the road." Gallus raised his hands up behind his head and took a breath in, "You're smart to have figured that out, though, so I'll be upfront; I've several misunderstandings with a few ladies in the clan." He bowed his head forward and looked up, to Lorag, "Not my fault at all, I assure you," He straightened and looked ahead again. "Still, it's going to take more than a northern winter to cool things down, if you know what I mean."

With a proud smile, Fendros stood up and extended his hands for Rhazii and Newt to take. "Very good, Newt. Come now, you two, let's get to the bakery." Fendros didn't consider exactly how it would look to have a Dunmer leading a Khajiit and an Argonian child around by the hand, but there was unlikely to be anything more than odd glances. It was nothing he wasn't used to. As Fendros approached the gate, he made sure to call out to Ahnasha, Janius, and Kaleeth. "I'll be back in a moment. I'm getting a treat for the children."

Janius gave a wave and a nod of confirmation. With the children gone, he decided to see what all the commotion was with Tzirret's fearful voice around Leaps.

"Err..." Tzirret found himself in an unsure position. The wamasu seemed docile around Kaleeth and Ahnasha, but the descriptions they gave did not convince him that it was any safer to be near the creature. "This one thinks he will..." Tzirret trailed off and pointed in an indeterminate direction away from Leaps. Without taking his eyes off Leaps, Tzirret began taking steps away.

It was then that Janius spoke, "Ha, don't worry Tzirret. He wouldn't hurt you. Leaps is a big playful softy. He's just a little down because of the cold."

With a final anxious groan, Tzirret walked away to find Peiter.

"They'll be friends," Janius said through a grin to the rest, "I can tell."