So she had made it up safely. He couldn't help but let out a soft sigh of relief. The thought of her falling twisted his heart in horror and anguish. He'd really come to enjoy her company, and it was becoming harder and harder to imagine life without her. Albiorix, though he'd never admit it, had begun to suspect he'd developed feelings for the femme. Still, he wouldn't mention it. Wouldn't it be terrible if she didn't return the feelings, or worse, if he scared her off permanently? It'd be safer to keep quiet.

"Uh, Yeah I like it! Its beautiful!" He couldn't help but smile softly at her awe. So he'd chosen a good spot then. It was good to know he had some taste. Though he couldn't help but think that the femme gazing out across the view was far more beautiful than the scenery could ever be. But once again, things that were better left unsaid.

"So Esubi, what do you want to do?" He asked warmly, catching her gaze with his calming blue orbs. If she was hungry he could catch a small piece of prey for both of them to share; if she was thirsty he could find a supply of mountain water for her. Anything she needed, he could obtain. Albiorix just wanted the femme to be happy, and he'd work his rump off to achieve it.

"Don't worry about Spring Grounds: Maybe next time." He encouraged softly, an extra additive in case she was feeling worried about the situation. He was sure everything would come right in the end.