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IT'S THE THOUGHT THAT YOU MIGHT HAVE DONE IT [align=right]BUT YOU CAN'T KNOW WHY    —    tags 

Most days, Roy finds himself either with his father, or entirely alone. Existing with one, two other individuals is all he's known in his life. He told Bo, over and over, he would make lots of friends, but that idea...was much scarier now. He didn't have his brother with him. He didn't have as good of control over his flames. He didn't know much of anything about the world he is in now. There were no history lessons over a seemingly different reality than their own. No tests. And, there was certainly no teachings over family, or friends. He has his father now, and it still hurt, but it was good enough. It was more than that, really. He had somebody, and that was something to be grateful over. But, he could not rely solely on his father. That wouldn't be fair to the lion. He has already hurt him too much. But, it is so scary.

Working together only made sense, and was a conclusion he would have drawn himself, however his dad was hosting this lesson, and he definitely did not want to take over, in any way. His ears twitch as he hears his father say his name, paired with Feza's own. Immediately, his neutral expression frowns. Not intentionally, of course, he would not want to hurt anyone's feelings. But, as the boy's paws tap the ground and his eyes shift around anxiously, it is clear the decision made Roy nervous. Not necessarily because he has any ill thoughts towards the brightly colored leopard, but he is not so sure he's ready to go off alone with anybody but his dad. His head lowers farther and he brings his gaze towards the female slowly. "Okay," he can only murmur out in response to his dad's words. He would not protest. He is sure his dad wanted to do something other than be with him all the time, and he is supposed to be welcoming this new home. And so, the boy would offer a tiny, shaky smile towards Feza, saying no other words.

He was gonna make this awkward, wasn't he? He didn't know how to make small talk.