Surprised by the strength in the elf's grasp, Kagan listened as she said not to 'mix her up' with the goody side. And then she commanded him to leave. She commanded him. Well, that was just ridiculous. Still, at her last words Kagan reluctantly agreed. This was her reputation, after all. Still, instead of leaving, he walked over to her and sat beside her, carefully brushing any remaining dishes out of his way. "Good sides, bad sides, fine. I'll learn, but... I heard what he said to you. I know he threatened you, but I don't know why and I especially don't know why if he threatened you you would respond like this." Kagan frowned. "Help me understand. You might think you're invincible, but even if he's keeping you around for some reason you need someone to rely on." He shrugged. "That can be me, if you're ready to stop bristling. And when you go... 'Goody', and apologize for everything, I can still be the one you rely on. Because if the three of us - me, you and your other half - all work together, we might just make it out of here."