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"Do you know where you're going to go from here?" Miyuki asked with interest.

Her mother had mentioned that it had been hard on him to regain his memories so, she wondered, where did a person go after a discovery like that?

Suki tilted her head, wondering why this man had been so closed off. Of course, she didn't know about Mailon's past, while Miyuki did.

However, like her mother Miyuki also understand that while this man had done terrible things in the past, this was his life now. Also, Miyuki tended to take it a step further and decided, he wouldn't have been reborn if he hadn't been redeemable.

"Fair enough, we'll be continuing to travel the continent, so who knows. Maybe we'll run into you again, hopefully under better circumstances."

Suki agreed and voiced it making a heart shape with her streamers. She was pleased with that idea, but there was a lot that pleased her. Miyuki found that Suki was very social, maybe too social.

Miyuki seriously thought about this, because this was awfully normal for her family. Then again it wasn't like they had connections to people like the way neighbours or close friends did, not when you traveled a lot and thereby tended to leave close friends behind and not have neighbours.

"Force of habit," she finally replied, "My family has been traveling before I was even born. So everyone always starts out as a stranger, and that makes you learn to try and connect when you can."

Otherwise it would be quite lonely and probably boring to travel if you couldn't connect with people quickly.

"To be fair, it also comes out of needing to know," Miyuki explained.

She noticed a lot of her connecting was because she was interested in culture and society. It was very hard for her to help other people understand if she didn't know it herself. She was also a very 'why' sort of person, she liked to know why things were the way they were.

"Yes, officially ada travels to map the continent, but that's really an excuse. My parents have always been traveling, because they like to see and know the different places. You can't really know a people without talking to them, even if sometimes they don't really want to talk to you, but eventually you find someone. It just can take a while sometimes."

"Sometimes, not long at all, but other times," Miyuki shrugged, "Not for a very long while. You might not find anyone in the first town you're in, you might not find anyone until you least expect it. On some occasions, sometimes not until you leave the country. Some places really don't like people who are different from them," Miyuki admitted, "It's kind of sad."

She always found it kind of sad, not for her, but for the people there, because you were missing out on so much. She had seen some very amazing things while traveling, and it was always good to share and receive in return.

"But you're not anymore right?" MIyuki asked, "It means you can see the world for what it is. Full of amazing things, places and people."

It helped that he traveled, though Miyuki imagined he probably never had a chance to just spend time and see what the world had to offer before. To her though, it was a great thing to do, because it expanded your view of the world. What was possible, what wasn't possible and then some.

Miyuki frowned, because that was sad for him. He may have done bad things but that was in a past life, and he may have been part of a problem, but he opened his eyes.

A part of her wanted to tell him to come with them and see for himself, but Kyrie would probably not like that.

"But there were people you helped, they wouldn't treat you like something awful," she told him, "And getting to know them, is getting to know others. Just because you understand why they would treat you like that doesn't make it right. It just means nothing ever changes, and that isn't just sad for you but for them. To be blind to other people is to not see the world as it is. The creators of this world, of everyone here, I don't think ever intended for this kind of separation, this... unequalness."