Generally speaking, he looked like he needed a moment to recuperate from whatever had been going on with his head. In the back of her mind, she recognised that maybe that wasn't that odd, that maybe his face was more familiar than she'd initially given it credit for. But all of that was pushed aside temporarily, as they headed towards the market. Mostly for somewhere to go.

She didn't mind that he was following slightly behind, and merely glanced back to him when he spoke. "Isn't that the question. I don't think they call it kidnapping here, but then again, they never call it kidnapping. There's probably some major reason we're here, but right now? I'm pretty sure we don't know what it is."