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"I'll see about bringing some then." Erebus said with a nod. When he got back home he could start to gather them up though he wasn't sure when he would see Caedus next.

At the question about their Wonder's, the Saturn Page went quiet for a moment. "I have been a few times. It depends on what you mean by alive. There are no humans, no creatures, the forest is dead and the water gone. But it still stands and still calls." He wished he could have seen it when it was full of life, when the trees were full and the town bustling. But that wouldn't happen beyond what memories might come to him later.

Yes, for something to stand so long was proof to something, power perhaps, there were places here on Earth that had survived so long...were they also wonders though? Was that why some ancient places had survived so long? It was something that was now coming to mind as the other spoke. Nodding his head he looked to Erebus then.

"Yes, difficult but not impossible." He was sure of it. It would take time, maybe not even in his life time, but something could be done and things could, and possibly would, happen. He would do this best, he already was trying but he knew he'd have to do more - much more. "By life...you mean people? No...do not think so...right?" He asked questioning Erebus silently, since he was new and was clueless. he was sure though if someone had they all would be working toward it - right? "Don't know how..." Or he would try, in time.

Caedus seemed thoughtful, though ultimately he shrugged. If he knew, he didn't seem to have any plan in sharing that information. "I have learned that it is best to let things grow as they are meant," he finally confessed, and it seemed to be with a guilt-twinged voice. "You do not want to overload your world, or create anomalies. The best way to restore life is by tender, delicate care. Or so I hear. Restoring life is different from creating it."

He seemed somewhat distant and then shrugged.

"There are those that probably know better than I amongst your numbers."

Erebus let out a small sigh after Caedus finished talking. He wasn't surprised though he could admit to feeling a bit disappointed. "Thank you anyway then. It does indeed make sense to let them recover slowly when put that way." He certainly didn't want to damaged his Wonder when trying to restore it after all.

When Venice asked about human life though he looked between the other Knight and Caedus with interest. It would probably be something out of their lifetimes and possibly be something that just plain required them to repopulate the old fashioned way once the planets were restored but he was curious as to what the visitor would say.

Was he saying it was possible for human to return to those planets? To those wonders? To be...restored? But not brought back from the dead, as that would be impossible - as it should be. Though as he said life wasn't only human...plants and animals and germs as well. Those perhaps could return, small baby steps. That would make sense...like how everything started out on Earth it would have to happen again up in space? Was that it? Though add in some magic and maybe it would go faster or bigger starting point?

"Yes...perhaps in time...we can do it slowly." Perhaps not them but others after them. "Yes...make it nice again." Able to sustain life and have people there. That would take enough time and work from them, they should focus on that.

Caedus nodded; he seemed tired, and truthfully the bedding that they supplied was nothing short of a treasure to him. He did not want to seem too eager, or rude. So, he thanked them again.

"You two have done so much for me. I wish there was something more I could do for you."

He was quiet for a moment, and then seemed to be compelled with a thought. "I do have something. It is not much, but I have a soft spot for small trinkets. They—" he pulled out a weathered bag that clinked when he moved it. It seemed weighted down by something, but it was undeniably a different bag than the one he had revealed at the meeting. He dug his hand into it and fished around until he pulled out a palm sized item.

He tied the bag shut and returned it to wherever he was hiding it before he raised his other hand.

He took one side of the rock in each hand and pulled; it snapped in two pieces immediately. He did not seem to break it—instead, he held both pieces in his hand as if to display them. Each was a rich, red color, though looked like someone had injected a stream of purple. The gems appeared as though they had trapped a trail of vibrant purple smoke.

Apart, the pieces were still impressive, but he explained, "They are attracted to one another. I found them, a long time ago, very far away. But I thought they were beautiful. They are supposed to bring luck, apart, and happiness together. I have had neither, so perhaps such a myth applies only to humans."

He offered one to Erebus, and one to Venice.

Erebus blinked in surprise when Caedus first pulled out the rock and split it in half but when he offered them as a gift he gave a smile. "You did not have to but thank you, they are very beautiful." He thanked as he took the half offered to him. He studied the half for a moment before looking back to Caedus the smile still on his face, like the other Page he held it close to his chest, having no plans on letting it accidentally falling. It was a gift and he appreciated the intentions for it. "I too hope you find your happiness and luck." He said, agreeing with Venice.

He caught the look the other Knight gave him and he turned his head to give him a small smile in return before looking back at Caedus. When it seemed like they were about to part ways and let the man get some rest he gave a nod. "Sleep well and if you need anything else just let us know when we drop by with the books alright?" He offered up with a smile.