Ryo chuckled at Scyler's scepticism and shrugged. "There's a chance all four could happen, last time Dark tried to comfort someone, we were run out of town the next moment," he replied, keeping his eyes fixed forward, laughing at the memory of the riot he caused. "I don't know how she does it." He carried on through the forest, treading carefully as to not make a sound. "Yes, it's also a habit so that Dark and I can find each other if we're separated. I can stop if you'd like." Ryo explained in a hush tone.<br/>A little further along, a small rabbit crossed their path. Ryo sighed as he had hoped for something meatier, but prepared for the hunt nonetheless. He wondered if there were more around, licking his lips at the thought of eating a family of rabbits. He positioned his vectors in preparation to catch the creature, keeping low and quiet.<br/><br/>Ignoring Lilu's wishes, Dark hugged the tree branch tighter as he scuttled nearer. Dark had a rule; no one in the party would ever be left alone, especially after destroying a nearby town. Although that last bit was recently added. He couldn't leave Lilu alone even if he wanted too, being unable to bring himself to look at the ground and so remained focused on the sobbing incubus. "It's not your fault," Dark replied, reaching out a hand to pat Lilu but withdrew as the branch shook. "Well... I don't know about your situation, but I don't think blowing up towns is the solution," he murmured. "But I can't speak much, I deal with my problems more passively and have irrational trust issues and live in a fantasy that moving worlds will take away all the pain of my past." Dark smiled widely at Lilu, hoping that his self criticism would bring a sense of bonding. Laughing nervously at Lilu's question, his grip tightened around the branch as beads of sweat ran down his face. "With great difficulty, I've actually discovered: I do not like being this high. Can you help me, please?" Although the purpose of climbing the tree was to console and amend with Lilu, Dark was now at Lilu's mercy, he was beginning to regret the slight quip about blowing up towns.