He looked at her and shook his head. Smiling a bit. "No need." He replied back. He looked around then back at her. "I did what was the right thing to do. No woman deserves to be harassed by men she clearly shows no interest in." He said in a slow speech of Ancient Greek. He had to sound out the words a bit and say them slowly to get them out right. He could do it though it was shakey. He tilted his head a bit as she continued. He impressed a goddess? That was kind of cool. He rather liked the idea he impressed one of those strong entities that he so loved to read and learn more about. He blinked as she spoke and then took his arm. Following her as she walked with him. Rather puzzled and faintly flushed due to this. He had not expected this at all. What did she mean has yet to see more? What more was there to see? He looked around. "I'm one of mankind...and I don't think there is much hope for us. We live in a world of chaos that we caused. There may be a sliver of hope but it is dim compared to what it could be." he said softly. "We're people lost in what we believe. Not what could be the truth. The search for truth always leads us further into chaos." He shrugged a bit. "What will be will be. We are a self destructive race who may bring our own end long before the world ends." He looked ahead.<span style="font-style: italic">Sasha opened one eye then closed it. &lt;Not if you intend to play with my human. He deserves better than to be a one time fling. I know all about the fleeting interest of gods and goddesses. My mortal has taken care of me for a very long time. Very good care of me mind you. Pure of heart he is. I do not want to see him hurt by a rolling stone lady goddess. He deserves a chance at happiness.&gt; She then went silent. &lt;He is who he is...he doesn't even realize you and I are deities. We can talk at a later time. It is too risky to hold lengthy conversations around a mortal.&gt;</span>