That gets a short laugh out of Robin--was that supposed to be a compliment, or an insult? Either way, he can't entirely disagree with them.
He does feel a little bad for how this morning has gone. It's already been a lot more... exciting than he was expecting. Eventful, at the very least. And after watching Phalanx run through what seems like half-a-dozen identities, several memories, and more interactions with normal humans than either of them were ready for, he can understand their exhaustion.
So, once they make it out of the busy part of the market and begin to skirt the quieter parts of the cave, Robin scoops all of them up in his arms and carries them as if they were no lighter than the blankets they're wrapped in.
"Thank you, Phalanx." He wants to let them know that they did well, even if their understanding of the situation is scattered and drifting. "Want to go back to Vincent's place?"
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He does feel a little bad for how this morning has gone. It's already been a lot more... exciting than he was expecting. Eventful, at the very least. And after watching Phalanx run through what seems like half-a-dozen identities, several memories, and more interactions with normal humans than either of them were ready for, he can understand their exhaustion.
So, once they make it out of the busy part of the market and begin to skirt the quieter parts of the cave, Robin scoops all of them up in his arms and carries them as if they were no lighter than the blankets they're wrapped in.
"Thank you, Phalanx." He wants to let them know that they did well, even if their understanding of the situation is scattered and drifting. "Want to go back to Vincent's place?"