Like he was trying to get answers from this finicky sun itself, Emil tilted his head back further, as lost as Kainé was, at least in this. "I don't know, it doesn't make any sense to me either..." And he hadn't had the guts to take a look, even if he couldn't harm the sky. This place was much too crowded to take any chances. "Every time I ask someone about it, they just tell me 'the sun goes down,' or 'the sun is setting.' It goes from light to dark, I know there's a... moon? I think it's basically like the sun, but not as... bright? It's really weird. It seems pretty normal to everyone else, though." Some laughter. "Maybe we're the weird ones!"

Kainé's grip was a comfort to be able to have, but also a little - well, he felt kind of bad, for some reason. Inept, he supposed. Realizing how poor he was at taking care of himself hadn't left him feeling very good about it. "For a while, I stayed in one of those apartments, too... It wasn't so bad, you might like it! But, um, there's a lot I don't really know how to do, Sebastian always took care of... everything. I made a friend, and she said I should stay with her family. I've only been there about a week, but..." But it had been a pretty uncomfortable week. "It looks like you have to get everything at a market here, and I'm not really good at markets right now."