Lynton
Roy sits at the edge of his bed.
"What is it?"

Lynton

"People are going to start questioning us soon. We can't let them know it was our fault, and we can't trust that they won't blame us no matter what we say or do. We should leave as soon as possible."

Lynton
"Alright. And where do we stay then?"

Lynton

Caed gives Roy a skeptical look.

"Not even a bit reluctant to leave Lynton? You probably won't be able to return, you know. And you aren't the least upset about your house, or..."

Caed stops and closes his eyes, obviously pained about something.

"We need to talk about that, too."

Lynton
"I'm not from here, Toya is. All our stuff is somewhere in Isola anyways."

Lynton

"I see."

Caed sits on the bed, a few feet from Roy.

"You want to save her, right? Toya?"

Lynton
"Why do you think I followed all your ridiculous exercise regiments? Yes. I sincerely do. Where are you going with this?"

Lynton

Caed is silent for a moment.

"I should have been slower with your exercises. You're a fast learner, but I didn't focus enough on having you control yourself. But now you know the costs of negligence, and hopefully you will learn from this. Do you understand?"

Lynton
"I see. Well what do we do now?"

Lynton

"Hurm. Your unfettered attitude is worrying. I hope it's just the shock from recent events. We did almost die after all."

He pauses.

"And we lost a friend."

Another pause.

"We should go somewhere safe to resume your training. A place where we can't damage any property. Somewhere secluded."

Caed stands and walks to the doorway.

"I'll give you some time to prepare. I'll come to you when it's time to go, so be around."

With that, he steps into the hallway and walks back to his own room.