Charon smiled as if the whole thing was nothing, "Do not mention it." Charon listened to her question, "I hope so," he said, "Eury and I met them on the beach just before we met you." He turned to them, suddenly remembering something, "Oh that is right. I do not know either of your names yet. Well," Charon said, "You know Eury and I already, and this is Roda." Charon rubbed the back of his head in an embarrassed way. "I am sorry that I caused such a fuss earlier." He paused, pondering, "I wonder if he will be alright."<br/><br/>Eury's eye brow was twitching from the extreme aggravation he was feeling toward Charon right now. "All I can say is that he'd better live. Fighting penalties are probably more severe if you kill the person." His hand curled into a fist, "And I can't believe you yelled out my name!" Eury smacked Charon hard on the head. Charon let out a cry of pain and doubled over clutching his head, little tears forming in the corners of his eyes, "Ow! Eury that was not nice!" Eury made an indignant noise, "I can't babysit you all the time."<br/><br/>Charon looked up at Roda's concerned and surprised face. he laughed a little, "Eury is not as strong as me, but his punches hurt a lot more than mine do. Also, I would advise you do not try to hit him either," he smiled a little. "That's enough, Charon," said Eury. "That isn't for you to tell." Charon shrugged and smiled, then took a bite of his fish. "Oh, right," said Charon turning to the human girl and the blue haired man, "What were your names again?"