Nexoki was very dejected. He was tolerated by most of the gods. Most of them were afraid of his mix of powers. He sighed a bit but quickly masked it. He was desperate to have Evan here. He didn't want to be alone anymore. Evan would be a great friend. Maybe someday something more. He just didn't want to lose a chance to have a friend. He blinked at the word studio. "Studio? What is studio?" He asked curiously. Trying to understand what this was so he could understand why it was important to Evan. He heard the silence roll in. Odd. There was silence but it didn't sound too strong or horrible. He was curious as to what was going on in Evan's mind. Would the guy let him be friends with him? He was certain if humans still believed in the gods anyone else would be thrilled. Yet he didn't want anyone else he wanted Evan Henely.<br/><br/>His eyes lit up and seemed to sparkle as he heard the words. He saw him cringe and the light in his eyes dimmed some. It was like he felt his teeth were being pulled out. Ouch. Kinda hurt that he was that painful of an idea. Was he really that hard to tolerate? Of course being he barely understood humans he did. He listened as the guy continued. Reserve the right to go home? Well that sounded like he was making a bargain. Maybe the guy did have a life he couldn't abandon but was that really his problem? No. He needed to remember that he needed to be fair to Evan. Nathan had taught him that. Had taught him that he needed to remember humans had rights too. That humans could be equals if he treated them like one.<br/><br/>His eyes lit up again as Evan ontinued. Friendship is a two way street? He had heard that before. Numerous times. It was how Nathan had gotten him to do things. He watched Evan walk over to him. "I will let you go back in that case but...I'll go with you. You can teach me your world and still do that stuff with your family. In return I'll teach you my world." He said softly. He slowly uncrossed his arms and reached forwards. Stopping from touching Evan's hand. "A shake with a god is a deal not easily broken." He told him. Taking ahold of Evan's hand gently. He had to remember humans were weaker than gods. He gently shook the guys hand. To be honest before Nathan he had never seen a hand shake. Thanks to Nathan he understood the importance of the hand shake. "In that case...to be fair to a friend...we have a deal. You will stay here most of the time but I will let you go back. I'll go back with you. That way I can meet the rest of your family. So I can see Nathan. I hope he is doing well. He is probably much older looking." He said softly.<br/><br/>Lowering his hand after letting go. "I don't want to hurt you. Nathan taught me humans are more fragile compared to gods." He crossed his arms again. "Are you hungry Evan? I did take you around lunch time. By my calculations its already breakfast or lunch the day after you vanished." He rubbed the back of his head. "I swear I will keep my word to you so long as you keep yours to me." He closed his eyes. "Nathan said those same words. He told me that friendship is a two way street. He taught me how to give in to his wants sometimes. It is not easy for a god. We are used to getting what we want. How we want it. When we want it. It is hard for us to adjust to change but like mortals we can do it too." He smiled a bit. "I will try hard to be fair to you Evan. Of that I can promise you. I will treat you like an equal as I learned to do with Nathan. It is only fair and right."