"You know I wouldn't let something even as unexpected as this have any apparent affect on me," he stated plainly, the tone of his voice dull and uninterested as he shifted in the uncomfortable chair. Kadaj's next few comments elicited a slight rolling of Yazoo's eyes and he removed himself from the chair, tilting his head to the side. "You don't even have to ask," he laughed softly.

Spending so much as another minute in this abysmal place was something that wasn't on Yazoo's To Do list for the day. He was anxious to see mother, and that feeling only increased tenfold now that he'd met up with Kadaj. It was a pity that it wouldn't be a true family reunion, but Yazoo had found no sign of Loz being here since he arrived; they'd simply have to deal without him. As nice as it would be to wait for him, the both of them would be absolutely crazy to pass up the opportunity to see who they'd desired to for such a long time.

This was their entire reason for being, wasn't it?

He extended his left arm dramatically towards the exit in an obviously invitational manner, and said, with as sincere a tone as possible, "care to lead the way, dear brother?" Kadaj, after all, deserved this most of all. As much as Yazoo wanted to meet Mother and gain her love, he knew Kadaj wanted and needed it more. "Mother awaits, after all."