Umeme didn't know what to say. She didn't even know if she should be scared of them now. Or for them. "But, but they didn't do anything to you? You left on your own, not because..." She stopped, mostly because of how Muroki grinned when he shook his head. "So you two did well?" She asked. Muroki nodded. "And you came back anyways?" He nodded.
And when Muroki admitted how he had missed Umeme, she was stunned into silence. "Really?" She finally managed to ask. Now she no longer felt so stupid herself for missing him. "Because I, well, I missed you too." She looked at the ground, feeling slightly ashamed anyways. When Muroki finished explaining his end, Umeme looked up at him eagerly. "I would love to!" She said eagerly. "I would love to hang out with you!" She stopped suddenly, and looked at Delano. "But what about your brother? What about him?"
Kasi looked at Delano. "And what made that happen?" He asked.
Delano shrugged. "Well, it was mostly Muroki who got me to realize everything. But he... he was able to convince me that what I was doing was useless." he admitted. "And even now, I guess it is." He looked at his brother, who seemed to be doing just fine with Umeme. Delano grinned slightly. "Looks like Muroki's getting along well enough," he said.
Kasi also looked over. "Yeah..." He frowned though. "And it looks like there's something your not telling me here." He told Delano accusingly. "After all, you did drag me over here as soon as I left the den. What's going on?"
Delano shrugged again. "Ask them if you want to know."