Yosef frowned, listening to her reasoning, “Backing down? You were so full of energy at the thought the other day.” It was hard to say if there was disappointment or understanding in his tone. One thing was for certain, however, and that was that he was going with or without her. He had his mission damn it. He was not going to back out of it.<br/><br/>“The way you think, it’s silly,” he continued. “I fail to see any truth in your reasoning, or perhaps you have simply been in that forest for too long.” Perhaps she had, which would make sense. It was dangerous to be stuck in one’s head for so long, without anything else. “I don’t know what kind of people are in the Kingdom of Ghal, but as you can see the people around here are use to it.” He nodded to the others, noticing Orden was waiting for him impatiently.<br/><br/>The fox just looked at him with a gaze that said he’d be there, and turned his attention back to Kyra.<br/><br/>“I’m a fox, and Orden is a wolf. His human friends just now, didn’t mind us at all,” Yosef gave a shrug and then finally picked up the pace a little. “I really hope you take back what’s yours. I’m heading in that direction, and so are Orden and the others. You won’t be at it alone, and we do need a guide, someone who knows the area. This is your chance.” That was all he said before making his way to the hut.