Kratos frowns a little with concern, watching as Lloyd still tries to downplay this, but... Oh well. He'll let it go, for now. He's only known this Lloyd for a few minutes, so maybe this is all he could really expect from the conversation. And Lloyd did promise to be more open, in the future, so that's something.
Kratos just isn't sure Lloyd understands that things like this are, in fact, very reasonably a big deal and that saddens him.
Something to worry about if it ever comes up again, he supposes.
Lloyd's clearly uncomfortable, anyway. Better to wrap this up.
"Thank you for the offer," he tells Lloyd, genuinely appreciating it, though he wishes Lloyd would not offer something he sounds uncomfortable giving. (Then again, you're one to talk, Kratos, so.) "I will let you know."
After that, he hesitates. A part of him wonders if it would be good to give Lloyd some space, but then he did, technically, promise Malos he'd keep watch. Yes, Lloyd is awake, but Kratos doubts he's in any position to actually defend the camp alone, so it will probably be better if Kratos stays put. Now it's just a matter of finding something to distract himself with, becuase if he sits here in silence he's just going to start thinking about Anna, again.
He pulls out his bag and starts rummaging through it, first taking count of the core crystals he'd gathered, earlier. They're all still dormant, seven total, though one is cracked and one has been shattered completely. ...Kratos tries not to think about that one. Not much to do with the core crystals, though, so instead Kratos pulls out his journal. Not that he's certain what he's going to write, if he's going to write at all. But. It makes him look busy. And it gives himself the option, if he wants it.
Journal open in his lap, Kratos looks up to watch the stars.
MOOD!!!!
Kratos just isn't sure Lloyd understands that things like this are, in fact, very reasonably a big deal and that saddens him.
Something to worry about if it ever comes up again, he supposes.
Lloyd's clearly uncomfortable, anyway. Better to wrap this up.
"Thank you for the offer," he tells Lloyd, genuinely appreciating it, though he wishes Lloyd would not offer something he sounds uncomfortable giving. (Then again, you're one to talk, Kratos, so.) "I will let you know."
After that, he hesitates. A part of him wonders if it would be good to give Lloyd some space, but then he did, technically, promise Malos he'd keep watch. Yes, Lloyd is awake, but Kratos doubts he's in any position to actually defend the camp alone, so it will probably be better if Kratos stays put. Now it's just a matter of finding something to distract himself with, becuase if he sits here in silence he's just going to start thinking about Anna, again.
He pulls out his bag and starts rummaging through it, first taking count of the core crystals he'd gathered, earlier. They're all still dormant, seven total, though one is cracked and one has been shattered completely. ...Kratos tries not to think about that one. Not much to do with the core crystals, though, so instead Kratos pulls out his journal. Not that he's certain what he's going to write, if he's going to write at all. But. It makes him look busy. And it gives himself the option, if he wants it.
Journal open in his lap, Kratos looks up to watch the stars.