"Help me find it, stranger. If you do I will answer your questions." and he demanded Baratheon. Cathun demanded Baratheon. "You have a lot of nerves to send me on a quest without telling me who I'm questing for." Baratheon nervously flicked an ear, stamped with a hoof, even lifted an eyebrow there for a second... Every nerve in his body was screaming 'run forest, run. Run forest', but at the same time he was terribly lost and lonely and drained. Even a little desperate.
Truth be told, after demanding Baratheon, the stranger looked a little desperate and lost as well. Maybe not in place, but in his head. Just for a moment. Baratheon had these well-trained eyes that had a great taste for details and he couldn't help it, honestly. He just loves to know 'things'. Everything. He just wanted to suck in all the knowledge he could find and ruminate it over and over again. Why did things happen the way they do? Why did horses do what they do? How does the world look through their eyes? Was it poisoned? Were they hurt? Were they scared, neglected, shamed? Full of life, joy, knowledge, lust for life? "You do need to tell me who you are afterwards, I'm not responsible for the effects when you don't..." This rough and joyful laugh beautified and enlightened the surroundings in just a second and pushed out all his frustrations as if it was a piece of cake, but in his head Baratheon was still trying to get his head around the gloomy look in Cathun's eyes. "Now tell me, m'lady. Which way do I look?" Oh, did I tell you he loves to mock?