Bramblepoint long way 'round

She flashed him a toothy smile and threw him a sarcastic remark which in turn drew a somewhat amused look to the ember's face. "Nah," Teagan chuckled softly, analysing her with semi-hard green eyes. "You ain't doing that no longer." After all, she had stopped walking, which meant she technically wasn't doing that anymore. Ugh. There was definitely something wrong with his mind; he'd really taken more than he should've this time.

His brows creased in mild confusion when she inquired about his wellbeing and with a slightly drunken grin, he cocked an eyebrow and tilted his head. "I dunno what you mean," Teag grinned, "This boy is perfectly fine," he frowned, and added as an afterthought, "I think. Maybe not. Must've drank or ate something I shouldn't have." Teag looked at her and shook his head, trying to clear his thoughts. What was his mission again? A guy? Huh?