Gathering the creature up again as they spoke with the helpful woman, the male was pleased this Kathwyn had compassion, content in knowing the woman in his arms would not meet her death. Taking another moment to study his surroundings, he ignored the oozing wounds beneath his armour and concentrated on cradling the feather light weight in his arms. The earthen realm… It was strange and he hoped that beyond these waste lands where would be a place of less desolation. The races she gave meant nothing to him as he had simply never heard of them before though he did glance down to study the wee female who had gasped in his arms when he had gathered her up; De'rosovian. The strange term was foreign to him. He committed each label to memory before answering her query absently, eyes flickering about the cavern curiously.<br/><br/>“Kaden Divinum. Guardian.” He replied, dismissive of his words, far too preoccupied with these beings and how they would venture away from this place.  Kaden had just been given Aikiden’s  name when the roof of the cavern seemed to begin to crumble. He heard it before he felt it and his hold upon Aikiden’s form tightened slightly as he hunched his broad shoulders and head over her to guard her weak bodice. He blinked in shock as a human appeared and he would have aided the fray had he not been carrying a woman. “Are you injured?” He demanded of Kathwyn, unable to aid her when he held something so fragile. Regardless he neared, offering her the support of his body if she need to lean on it or use it to rise to a stand. The excitement bubbling in the new man seemed out of place amongst the scene and The Guardian thought little of it. The place offered, a castle, was all that captured his attention. He had no concern for riches, but a steady place to rest the Aikiden’s and his wounds would be appreciated, a place to heal and eat and drink. “Do you wish to rest there?” He inclined his head to the creature, tilting his head slightly in question.<br/>