Laharl's mother glanced up to Vyers and nodded a little as she released her son from her arms.
"Someone else seems tired too..." she noted.
"What? I'm n--" Laharl started but found himself yawning. Huh? Why the hell was he tired? Well, whatever.
"...Okay, maybe I am..." he muttered, as he hopped off the edge of the bed. "I guess I'll head to my room," he said, somewhat awkwardly. Leaving was hard when he was half worried he'd wake up and find it was a dream or something. That she might just disappear.
But his Old Man would be with her, so...
"So... Uh, later I guess...?" he mumbled as he backed to the door and was ready to slip out.
"One moment, Laharl, I'll see you to your room," his mother suddenly spoke up, as she also had risen from the bed and had moved to follow, but paused by Vyers to speak softly to him. "I'll be back in a few minutes."
Laharl meanwhile hung about the door, a bit confused, but none-the-less waited, till his mother followed him out the door into the hallway and he led her down to his hotel room.
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"Someone else seems tired too..." she noted.
"What? I'm n--" Laharl started but found himself yawning. Huh? Why the hell was he tired? Well, whatever.
"...Okay, maybe I am..." he muttered, as he hopped off the edge of the bed. "I guess I'll head to my room," he said, somewhat awkwardly. Leaving was hard when he was half worried he'd wake up and find it was a dream or something. That she might just disappear.
But his Old Man would be with her, so...
"So... Uh, later I guess...?" he mumbled as he backed to the door and was ready to slip out.
"One moment, Laharl, I'll see you to your room," his mother suddenly spoke up, as she also had risen from the bed and had moved to follow, but paused by Vyers to speak softly to him. "I'll be back in a few minutes."
Laharl meanwhile hung about the door, a bit confused, but none-the-less waited, till his mother followed him out the door into the hallway and he led her down to his hotel room.