Though he has to admit that he doesn't really know how much leeway they have before they end up more nauseous than either of them would care for, it's still almost second nature to fall into step close behind her. Fortunately, he's managed to guess right, and no further nausea manages to interrupt them. Which is, frankly, quite a relief.

"Regrettably, yes." True, they hadn't really ever managed to get to the point of genuinely throwing up, back on Kesprytt. But he has no doubt that would have happened all the same, if they'd continued to stretch the bond that had been forced on them, back then. "And to be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if we did start hearing each other's thoughts."

Surprised, but not really particularly thrilled, if the tone of his voice is any indication. He might not entirely have objected to getting a little insight into her mind, but once was quite enough, as far as he's concerned.