[Rosekitten]

Listening to the other say that he shouldn't have left and that this was all his fault made him shake his head a little. Always Mizuki, trying to save everyone when it wasn't possible. It was funny a sort of sad funny but there was a hint of humor in it. He always was trying to please everyone and do everything possible to make the world perfect.

He could leave him to wallow in his thoughts but he couldn't sleep anyway so why bother walking off? Moving he sat next to the chair Mizuki was sitting on before breathing out a little extending one hand towards the fire a little. "Last I recall.. things were already going to hell before you left." Speaking towards the attack would have happened with or without Mizuki there.

The fire seemed to take on a odd shade of red before reverting back to its normal color as he drew his hand back. "Things could have been worse if you were there...if you had died that day I wouldn't still be alive." His ears went back a little knowing it was true. "I couldn't .. " He sighed a little. "I couldn't let her win.. not with the chance of you being alive and knowing you were right and that I was being rather thick that day." Was one way to put it, dense, idiot any of the like terms.

"Yes I did shut out the world, but it was to prevent her from finding the one thing what was keeping me going." The few memories that he had focused on to prevent her form trying to rip what happiness he had away. "So stop acting like it is the end of the world because you decided to leave." Even with Miuzki there they would have lost.

Though the other still seemed stuck on his thoughts as Thal stood. He waited a moment before shaking his head a little and moving to kiss Mizuki's lips once. "Besides.. should you be happy? We're both alive and she doesn't have that sword."With that he finished standing before explaining that further. "The battle was lost anyway, even if I don't believe in legends doesn't mean I don;t think there is something off about that blade.. letting her get a hold of it was not in my best interest."