"Hmph," Leon shrugged, turning away to cross his arms as he made it look like he was giving the idea some thought, masking his face with an incredibly serious expression and even mumbling a couple incomprehensible words.  He wasn't really thinking about much, but it'd surely ease her mind if it looked like he knew exactly what he was doing.<br/><br/>Turning back to her, he merely smiled as he placed a reassuring hand on her shoulder.  "That quite alright, miss Teyha," he chuckled lightly, "you're quite stuck with me at the momonent.  I'm not going to leave this sleeping dog lie."<i>And then there's the fact that she's not just stuck with you, but you're stuck with her, idiot,</i>a voice in the back of his head nagged.<br/><br/>Pushing the thought away, he maintained his friendly smile and turned to follow Bradyn, making sure to pull Teyha with him.  "By the way, what do your parents do for a living?"<br/><br/>--------------<br/><br/>Morgan's walk continued as he hunted down the noisy pedestrians.  Wandering around a corner, he chuckled to himself at the sight of the two young men, obviously brothers, wandering about and seeming incredibly out of place.  Sneaking out of sight, he ran around the block till he hid around the corner from the walking pair.  With a chuckle to himself for no particular reason, he slid out from behind the corner, one hand casually pocketed while the other pointed his cane at the pair.  "Well, hello there," he announced, stretching each sound in the word 'hello', "you fella don't look like you're from around here.  You guys lost?"<br/><br/>It wasn't normally in Morgan's nature to walk up to strangers and greet them, but this had been a boring night and they looked like an interesting pair.