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Yuri thought for a moment. "Right away? I believe a simple kiss would be the most appropriate reward. I think whoever watches wouldn't want to see anything more than that. The again depending on what the challenge is, I might be too exhausted to do anything else anyway." He jested back at her.

Yuri blushed very lightly when his hand made contact with Lillie's rear, but if he was going to be honest with himself, he had felt a little more than that earlier. Smiling, he gave a small, playful squeeze as he kissed her in return. He loved the feel of her body in his arms, he always did. Yuri then kissed down her neck as he normally did, letting his thoughts melt away with each passing kiss.

Yuri smiled at her and shrugged. "I still think that it should be a shared decision. If you have something else in mind to whatever I might have, I want to hear it." He told her, he wanted their decision making to be equal, not just a one-sided thing simply because of what Yuri wanted. "Your opinion is still needed...I don't want to be doing all the work when it comes to deciding on something." He joked.

(ah, I must be off, I'll cya later possibly mrgreen )

Yuri smiled at being called her fiancée, even if it was unofficial right now. "I think we can both agree on that." He said giving her a small kiss on the cheek. "And I had made up my mind that you would be the girl I marry the moment I fell in love with you." He responded back, knowing that being with her for as long as he lived was the only thing he really wanted now.

Yuri hugged Lillie close to his body when the wind picked up. Once it passed, he smiled at his lover's comment and nodded. "It is odd if you think about how low the chances might actually be...but that doesn't really matter, because I couldn't have been happier to have fallen in love with you." He told her.

Yuri smiled at her. "Maybe...or perhaps the Gods saw fit that our destinies cross and become one. Who knows, maybe a bit of both contributed to us both laying here together." He said jokingly. He never really thought about things like deities who forged the destiny of man, but being there with Lillie made him wonder if they weren't just stories preached by those who did believe in them.

Yuri laughed a little as well before letting out a small sigh. "True, I guess there could be a number of factors and catalysts that led to this moment and we're just unable to fully comprehend all of them." He said to her. As he thought about it just for a little longer, he mentally thanked whatever and whoever it was that led the young knight into the arms and heart of the princess that now lay in his embrace.

Yuri blinked at his lover's request, but nodded, figuring that she should know at least a little bit about the people who raised him. "Well, for starters, the Kylin Knights were founded by the three most senior members: Virulent, Khamsin and Ashton. They normally share duties equally, but Virulent is the obvious leader of the three. The next two to join were sir Vashyron and sir Marcosias, twin brothers who, for reasons I still don't know, swore to never remove their armor under any circumstance...and by never, I mean none of us have actually seen what the two look like underneath their gear, but they are trustworthy nontheless." He explained, closing his eyes as he spoke about the knights in order of which they joined. He had learned about each and every one of them as he grew older, although the twins were easily the hardest to read, neither of them showed their faces and both rarely spoke unless necessary. "Next there was sir Felfor, the knight who owned the messenger hawk. He's what sir Ashton calls the face of the knights, being the most accustom to gentlemanly mannerisms, also to which the second last member, sir Lyx, has taken to nicknaming him 'pretty boy' on more than one occasion. He is generally the one who could gain an audience with more royal clients because, as many have said, he looks like a noble without much effort. Finally, there is Lyx, as mentioned before. He's...well, the prankster of the knights, which often leads to more than just a little misfortune for all of us, but besides that, he is the best reconnaissance soldier that any of us have ever seen." Finishing up his recollection of his only known family, he opened his eyes again and smiled at Lillie. "And then there's me, the Elven boy found in the rubble all alone after an attack on my birthplace."