<span style="font-family: 'Book Antiqua'">Kazuma wasn't entirely sure what Amell was sighing about, but the way the man shook his head and the tone of voice told him that he didn't like that Kazuma had apologized. Even so, Kazuma couldn't help it. He was responsible for bringing such strife to the human. It was even worse because Amell hadn't outright tried to kill him like in the stories back home. <br/>
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When Amell pointed to his original wound, it took a moment for Kazuma to decipher what it was that Amell had asked. Finally, after some deliberation, Kazuma shook his head. "No. She not do this. Halikan do this. He is dangerous. Just like she." Kazuma frowned as he answered. Halikan... he was a hell of a warrior. Brutal. Strong. It was Halikan who had led the charge against Kazuma and his father. It was also Halikan who killed Kazuma's father. Kazuma glared at the far wall. He wondered briefly if Halikan had sent the kitsune assassin to find him. It was plausible. And not beneath Halikan to send a dirty assassin in his stead. <br/>
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Amell's next question pulled Kazuma back and he looked over to the human then back to the wall. A frown played at his lips. "Home." He sighed. How was he going to explain this to Amell? He understood the question, well most of it. Enough to get what Amell was asking. The TV had helped quite a bit. "Not far... but.... is far." He let out a frustrated noise. Kazuma supposed he could possibly show Amell where the entrance to his realm was. But then... what the hell was he thinking? Taking a human into his realm? He wouldn't survive. And he would be utterly alone save for Kazuma. <br/>
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"No. Too dangerous for you," he said, giving Amell what he hoped was a stern look.</span>