Just like old times

Her response had him struggling to lift his brow at the same time as a yawn was parting his jaws. Maybe someday his body would grow accustomed to the late night chats. Probably not but he could dream. Oh wait, he couldn't, this woman always woke him up before he could. "Whatever did I do without you, miss ray of sunshine?" he muttered with a shake of his head. "You're right though... If I ever go back there has to be more than two of us or we're probably both dead meat just by association." Ig could only imagine the palpable waves of anger that must have radiated from Mars when he realized Sephi up and left to chase after Ig.

Anger and frustration still dominated his emotions well after the initial journey here, but Sephira's words hit him hard and a genuine smile found it's way to his lips as he watched her continue to prattle on about her trying, harrowing venture to follow him into unknown lands. Shifting so he could rest his head against Sephi's chest, Ig smirked and decided to encourage her against his own better judgement. "Be my guest, tell me all about the hardships you endured on this brave journey, dear sister." Really he did want to hear about it anyway, though separating the truth from the embellishment might be a bit of a trial.