What Could Go Wrong?

She seemed tense, and the way she looked at him at first reminded him of Valk with all her fire - but he carefully set that thought aside. He didn't want to be thinking about his wife and his own emotional crisis when he could be completely pretending that it didn't exist and burying his problems deep in someone else's problems. "Just wandering aimlessly. I'm happy to find that fate brought me to you." He tilted his head thoughtfully. She had struck him as such a fun loving, free spirited woman that he was frankly surprised to see her hanging around at all. Someone like that, she must be going stir crazy by now. "Were you on your way anywhere in particular?You look like you could use a distraction from whatever's on your mind." He knew he could. He cast his mind around for a distraction and could only think of the barrow nearby that he and Tyrian had opened treasure-hunting. They hadn't emptied it before the volcano erupted and as far as he knew no one had touched it since then. He grinned at the woman. "I bet I know someplace you haven't seen the likes of, if you're game," he coaxed. "I have it on good authority that there are dragons in there."