Welcome to Gaia! ::

With the fox’s apparent approval, Lyndin gently brushed it’s forehead, scratching behind its ears. “Your understanding is as much as I can ask for now. There may come a time when I need more and will take you up on that, but.”

He didn't want to be greedy or overstep the hospitality Kerberos had already shown him.

He relaxed a bit, more so when Kerberos seemed to understand his need for secrecy. Kerberos was easy to be around, and while Lyndin couldn’t completely lower his guard it was still nice. The air up here was different than Negaspace–different from Destiny City, too.

“I cannot guarantee I will always be able to help you when you need it, but you can ask. Just look out for my people, if you can. We just want to save our world. Our families. I don’t want anyone to get hurt along the way.”

For a long moment, Lyndin said nothing. He remained as he was, crouched to pet the creature. He was careful with it, and scratched gently wherever the fox would allow.

“I suppose,” he finally relented, and shifted positions so he was sitting. “But only a few moments, if you don’t mind. I have a lot of work to do. No doubt, it won’t be long before someone starts looking for me. If the Vanguard needs me, I want to be there for them.”

…But this was nice. He wasn’t going to pretend like the sight of life here wasn’t worth celebrating. If he could do that by spending just a few more minutes admiring it, he would be happy.

“If I see you again, I hope you will tell me how your world is doing. I would like to hear that it is thriving.”

He hoped it stayed that way.