Rhoxane seems happy as he says they could stay. Her son, perhaps, seems even happier to learn he could make some friends his own age. He thinks he remembers Rhoxane mentioning it was just the two of them. That Rhodius had no one to play with, but now he would. There was his children, his twin grandchildren, Tino, and some of Parvati's kids running around. Plenty of options so hopefully Rhodius would find one friend he liked if not more than one.

"Let's not linger here any longer then." Though she had been treaded a sort of safe zone it could only be safe for so long. "The Bay and the Arch are friendly, but be weary of the Cove. The new owner has already betrayed me once and I'd hate to see him get ahold of you two." It was best to be honest with them. He could of kept it a secret and just led them to the safely to the Inlet's borders, but he wasn't that stallion. Honesty was best.

He turns and walks the lime back towards the Inlet. "Welcome home," His smile is broad as he steps back into his home, their home. It was his hope that saying it out loud meant they would stay.