Silvertip Mountain by it's fire

oh, is all his companion says on the matter and without the ability to communicate what he means beyond that — and who knew if he was actually correct, this was just what the soothsayer(s) of the spire said — they lapse into further silence. usually, silence makes him uncomfortable because it serves as a painful testament of his failings at being able to communicate in common tongue. 

he shifts but feels no need to try to speak further as his gaze remains fixed on the sky where it stays until his companion leaves or he moved on; whichever came first.