He can only nod before others interrupt their solitude. He doesn't think very much about what others might have witnessed between them. They were sharing an intimate moment, but there was nothing compromising between them. This was simply their natural state, brought on whenever they were close to each other, naturally drawn out from behind their walls and into a measure of tenderness. Others could see it, if they wanted, it wasn't for their eyes though. They disappeared in his mind.

He gave her hand a gentle tug, pulling her away from the windows and the intruders. They stayed here for too long. She deserved to be somewhere full of light and color, where there was warmth from the sun and the sound of trees rustling under the breeze. This was a place of cold steel and iron. It wasn't for her.

"We can move between the planet and the station." He pushes them past the strangers, ignoring their questioning glances as he lead his lover away. "It is where the rest are, those who aren't asleep." Sadly, her advisers were, but they at least had each other. "They give you temporary housing until you can find something for yourself. The city has a number of markets and inns, similar to Westeros. I want to show you the entertainment district. Men and women sing there and dance on the street." Out of nowhere too, which surprised him.

"Come, let me take you below."