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Yuri looked back up again and rubbed the back of his head. "Well, I've had to repair my own clothing for quite some time now. If you ever need my assistance, I'd be more than happy to help." He offered, then thinking it back in his head to see if the offer sounded weird or not.

Yuri nodded and smiled as usual, glad she didn't find the offer odd. Looking around once more, he smiled at the area they were in. "Such a peaceful place...is the entire island like this?" He asked, wanting to continue the conversation, even if it were just mindless chatter. In all honesty, he hadn't really stopped to talk to someone who wasn't several years older than him and donned full body armor, it was actually a nice change to Yuri.

Yuri accepted the offer and sat down as he listened to her explanation. "I see...I have been to many places since the Kylin Knights travel from place to place, but the only reson for stopping was to either sleep, eat or train. I never had much chances to just sit down and take in the beauty of everything around me." He said, still casually shifting his gaze around the place. His eyes fell back on Lillie as a thought moved into his head. "Forgive me for prying, I shouldn't be so curious all the time, but how come you are here and not learning within the Western lands? I mean, this place is so far away from everything, don't you get homesick?" He asked, wondering exactly what homesickness felt like since he never stayed in one place for more than a few nights before.

Yuri listened carefully as she told him about her family. His first assumption that she was an elf, it appears, was only half true, but it didn't really matter. "I see..." He said before looking out to the water. "If it's any consolation, at least you know who your parents are. I lost mine when I was still just an infant. According to the knight that found me, Sir Virulent, it was a neighboring village after some sort of large-scale dispute that raided my home. From what he could tell, I was somehow the only survivor." He then turned to Lillie and gave a small smile. "But...even knowing that, I still see the Knights as my family now, even if at times it's a bit of a mismatch." He explained. He was, in all truth, unsure whether or not it was right to just forget his real family as he did, but he didn't have a single memory of them, only memories with Virulent and the others. He supposed things like these were out of his control, so it felt pointless to try and think about the 'what ifs' of the past.

"My family is very mixed too. Elves, Humans, Angels, and Pixies." Lillie heard another crack of a branch. She wondered what crazy person it was this time. She swear no one has light as feet as she did. When she stepped she was like a feather to anything she landed on. The elf looked up and noticed another male elf. School had just gotten a lot more interesting. She was surrounded by elves once again. "Welcome." She called out to the new male. "Have you come to bath?" She added mentioning what she had been doing earlier. It was a popular spot for the fairer creatures.

Lillie curled herself into a small ball. She was rather uncomfortable. More than the Dwarf made her. She didn't get up. Though she could tell what type of elf he was. He was a moon elf like her friend. "I'm Lillie Fitzgerald of the Clan from the Western Woods." She said giving her very human name and a shorten version of her name title. The air seemed to get a little colder.