A tinge of guilt shot through Jarvan as the Matsuba's gaze flickered at him. Did he do the right thing? Should he offer to let them go?<br/>Blinking, he realized something. He didn't know how to release a Lillim. And should he if he did?<br/><br/>Jarvan was VERY much aware of the effects that higher evolved Lillim had on humans. His friends and his comrades were the victim of such a group, after all. Who knew how these two would end up after they grew further without anyone else to bond to. Stealing life-stock and growing bitter after being stopped by humans or almost getting killed by those humans.<br/>If a bitter and angry Lillim reached the Queen stage, who knew what kind of devastation they might wreak.<br/><br/>Well, fuck. Guess he partially played himself too with this.<br/>Sighing, he looked at the pair, nodding slightly when he locked eyes with the Matsuba. The fish did seem to calm down the fox-snake quite effectively though, so that was good. Just a shame he couldn't understand the bubbling and whimpering. Damn, that would make it so much easier. Getting them to a Rook stage asap would probably be best to all their sanity. Communication was key, after all.<br/>With a grateful smile, he nodded to his new Matsuba companion, patiently waiting for the Nguruvilu to snap out of her fear.