I havent either Locke, Douglas spoke, but I trust Kane.
Its about another hours ride. Kane told them.
Selkie looked at the landscape too and about fell out of the saddle when the horse stepped into a hole. The horse reared getting its foot out of the hold catching Selkie unaware and he fell out of the saddle. The horse turned to him and snorted, Why did you do such a silly thing?
Kai laughed a little after Selkie got back up on his feet.
Care if I walk instead of ride, Selkie asked.

Locke shrugged a shoulder. "An hour on horseback's 'bout double on foot, Laddie. Ah'd advise against it, but ye can do what ye like."

"Locke's right." Kane agreed.
"Better two hours of walking then an hour of feeling ill." Selkie was able to keep up the horses' pace.
"Now you know how I feel on a ship." Douglas muttered, "Answer me a question Selkie, how come you can handle the worst storms yet you can't handle the sway of a horse's walk?"
Selkie shook his head, "I was born and live on the sea Douglas not on horseback."

"Horse's sway's more abrupt then tha sea's, but the sea pushes ah ship around more." Locke pondered aloud.

"Whoa....look at all the people" she wispered

Collin nodded. "Yes. Lots of people live here. Merchancts and serfs, mostly, though I'm pretty sure there is a noble or two..." He commented. "It won't be long now until we reach the stables."

"True," Kane muttered.

"Ah s'pose it all depends on what ye are more familar to." The collie mused. "But while we're speakin', what's tha name o' this fine steed?" He inquired, gesturing down to his horse.

"Champion. The one Douglas is riding is Midnight, Selkie's is River, and Kaladin's horse I believe is Lucky," Kane told them.

Locke nodded. "Good ta know."