Ra waited for the man to catch up, letting his eyes soften just a little bit when the stranger made his way over. Now known to him as Cúán, Ra took in the man's figure with a quick assessment. At the sound of his voice however, announcing that he had also been a desert dweller, he felt himself loosen up. A pleasure to meet someone of a similar up bringing. Yes, I am from a land of deep sand. Green eyes brightened with a kinder expression. Forgive me, I have not heard of your clan. It has been a long time since I have been taken from my old world, so I am not sure if I ever encountered them. There was an almost saddened look to him, though it quickly vanished.

Not really the type to share his emotions too much with strangers, that would come later if the newcomer was lucky. I hail from the kingdom of Satriya in the southern desert of this world. Are you staying with the Druids nearby? Gaining information was something that he was still getting used to doing for the Queen and Pharaoh. But it was something that he always kept in the back of his mind. Though he would have felt more at ease with the Jodai around to help keep him on the right path. Perhaps another lesson was in order. A talk for another time.