Eury sighed, "Don't bother asking something like that. You'll just get a stupid answer." "No, I will answer the question," said Charon. He then legitimately thought about it. "I suppose I just really like colors. That is what I told Eury too, but he seems to think it is a 'stupid answer'." Eury sighed and kicked a rock in the road, "So why'd you bring all this stuff anyway?" "She can bring a lot if she wants to," said Charon. "After all, we did not bring anything." Charon paused, "I wonder what we will do about textbooks?" "Who cares?" said Eury, "We'll figure something out. And no, it's not fair to bring so much stuff if you're not gonna carry it yourself." Charon smiled in a friendly way, "I do not mind. Besides, at least she packed light things instead of heavy ones. That makes it easy to help." "Charon, you're freakishly strong. Get that through your thick head." Charon thought for a moment, "...Am I?" Eurydiss' eyebrow twitched again, /he's so damn oblivious./ Charon looked confused for a moment, then turned to Roda with a smile on his face. "It was Roda was it not? I hope we can be friends here. It would be nice to know a few people when going some place new." Eury snorted, "Come on Charon, you have no idea who or what this girl is. This is a good way to get yourself killed." "She is not a bad person," Charon stated firmly. "And she does not know what I am either. So we are on mutual ground and can therefore be friends." Eurydiss sighed, "Charon, you're a hopeless dreamer." "And I will willingly stay this way," he said proudly. "If you do not wish to make friends then that is up to you. But do not expect me to act the same." He smiled again, "I happen to like the people I've met here so far."