Even though Hushsound had been forced to speak in actual words to Caesar and Blue, he hadn't exactly felt angry at them about it. After all, it wasn't as if every animal in the wild had to be required to read, and very few people knew how to communicate in sign language, so he wasn't bitter about it. He was a little upset, since it meant that he had to have use his rough and hoarse voice and have yet another poor soul hear it. It didn't really surprise him that apparently Caesar felt that he needed to bring the young feline some tea, since inevitably his words always sounded like they were coming out of some sort of broken robot rather than another member of the Typhoon. Still, he would've preferred if somebody else had just come along and made it so that Caesar and Blue didn't have to hear his voice at all. Honestly he preferred his voice just being a grand mystery to the entirety of the group around him, since he hated the sound of it, and couldn't imagine that anybody else would like it... plus his social anxiety made it so that he wasn't very comfortable speaking at all, even if his voice had been absolutely angelic.

Looking up from the book he was reading when Caesar knocked on his door, he blinked in confusion at who it could be, and slowly got to his paws, moving to open it with one of his paws. When he saw that it was Caesar and Blue, and saw the tea thar was set in front of the male, he blinked in confusion before hesitating and looking back at Caesar, a small frown on his muzzle. His sword clattered loudly against his hip as he hesitated before awkwardly waving a paw, not really wanting to speak up. He tiltied his head to one side and lifted the ridges of his eyebrows is a silent question of "why are you here?" He didn't mean to be rude by not speaking at all, but he didn't usually force himself to speak unless it was a very urgent situation, and while Caesar's joining had been considered "urgent", Hush didn't even know what this was, so he stayed silent, glancing up at Blue.

Tea. Caesar had been kind enough to bring him tea, and here Hushsound found himself feeling just... confused. He stared down at the cup for a long moment before Caesar continued on with his eyes, talking about how he was trying to Iran how to read. Blinking in surprise, Hush hesitated for a long moment before speaking weakly, his voice still sounding ripped and shredded as he mumbled so softly one would have to strain to hear, "Oh... thank you for doing such a thing, I suppose... you don't need to do that though. I'm really not worth all of the trouble..." Despite the fact that Hushsound liked interacting with others pretty often, he still found it... fascinating that others insisted on trying to be friends with him. After all, he couldn't even talk right without a huge amount of effort, so why was it worth bringing him tea, or learning to read for him? It just didn't make any sense, and Hush found himself looking at Blue rather than Caesar, a soft sigh leaving him.

Hushsound couldn't help the soft smile that came to his face as Caesar spoke up, and he was about to respond, when suddenly a small doll went flying over his head and clattering to the floor of his little temporary home. He looked back with wide eyes for a moment before his attention was drawn in by Blue, who was awake and already proving himself to be a bundle of trouble for his Father. The Hero of the Wild couldn't help the soft laugh that left him when Caesar scolded the child, shaking g his head a bit to communicate that it was alright. When Caesar turned directly to address him he blinked in surprise before just meowing softly, a bit of a smile on his golden muzzle as he explained, "Don't... don't worry about it, I understand. I know how rambunctious young children could be." He could still remember the stories that the Hero of Twilight would tell him when he was still Link, about all of the different things that the girls who were like siblings to him would do. Link had never had any siblings of his own – and he doubted he ever would, given his repeating cycle of reincarnation – but he still came to find that he enjoyed the presence of children, even if they were as loud and excitable as Blue currently was.

Shrugging his shoulders a bit, Hush mumbled in his soft and warn out voice, the roughness of disuse gradually beginning to fade as he continued to speak, although he shifted uncomfortably every time he did so, "Perhaps he just isn't sure how to show that he likes me, so he's trying to share things with me. Just in a very... violent way, granted." It was the only thing he could really think of as he glanced back inside of his house, where the doll was sitting abused in the middle of his floor. When he turned back to Caesar, who was sighing as he glanced at his son, Hush smiled softly and said, watching Blue as he curiously climbed all over his Father, more enthusiastic than Hushsound was sure he could ever be, "Well, you could always find somebody else to take care of him for a bit when you needed a break, like a babysitter. I could always attempt to assist, although I've never really taken care of a little one before..."