<span style="font-style: italic">Lunos looked at Gregory. Studying him yet his hand reached backwards into the cave to pet Ivy. He trusted her and to an extent trusted the man who was Gregory yet wasn't the man he remembered. He nodded his head. "Gregory was my adopted brother. He was very protective of me growing up. Even though he knew I was awake but wasn't...he always treated me like I was special. Not just because of being the moon lord but because I was his brother. He and I played for hours on end." He explained. He wasn't sure what to believe right now. "She said that is how it starts. That is how it always starts. She isn't falling for it. Humans do nothing but lie, steal, and kill for what they want. Safe only as long as we remain your prisoners and test subjects." He blinked and looked at his brother. "Is that what I am Gregory? A test subject?" He was worried because he was his brother at least that is what memory told him.</span><br/><br/>Gregory growled and then sighed. "I know what she said Lunos. I'm wearing a canine translator I invented." He glared at Ivy. "Not all humans are that way. Children aren't and not every adult is. If that is all you were you wouldn't be here. You would have been sent to the damn scientists who would actually treat you lady wolf as nothing but an experiment." He says with gritted teeth. "Lunos is not a prisoner." He says. Shaking his head to his brother. "No. You are never going to be a test subject to me. I have been trying to wake you. I wanted my brother back. If that sleep hadn't taken you from me you would have kept aging with me. We would have been able to truly grow up together." He sighs a bit. "I missed you Lunos." He glared at Ivy. "You can be a prisoner if you want. I have no issues with that. If you could swear not to attack anyone in this lab then I would let you out of that cage. I cannot risk the safety and lives of the men under my command unless I have a solemn oath they won't be eaten. Wolves have proven to be very violent in the past."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">Lunos looked at Gregory. Shaking his head. "She isn't violent. She is nice. I trust her. Please let her out of this cage Gregory. She needs to have some freedom. She isn't meant to be trapped inside a box with holes." He pleaded. He believed his brother yet didn't trust him at the same time. Why was that? Was it because this man was both the brother he knew and a scientist? Something in him didn't trust scientists....but what? He looked at Ivy. "Gregory, when I knew him, never lied about big things...only little." He says softly. He looked back at Gregory. "We'll stay together, Ivy and I, just let her out so she can roam around." He says.</span><br/><br/>Gregory looked at his brother. "If she can swear to not try and leave. If she can swear to not kill the men in this lab. Then yes. I have no quams about letting you both have free reign to roam around the lab and caged in backyard as you please." He says simply. "Otherwise I'm sorry Lunos but I can't. I need to see the outskirts of paradise. I can't enter it if legends and lore are correct but I want to see untainted beauty with my own eyes. That isn't the reason why I wanted to wake you though...it was because I wanted my brother back." He simply stood and waited for Ivy's voice. "When she gives an answer I'm going to grab you at least a pair of pants. If not a shirt if one can be found in your size."