[It takes him a moment to try to wrap his head around this; he's trying to think it through logically, academically, and it's a bit hard to make sense. But there's a feeling of recognition, when she says love holds people together who would have lost themselves. He knows that all too well. Love is what broke the person he was molded into, shattered him into broken and painful pieces, but love is also what started to put him back together. The notion of it powering a ship is a little alien, but then again. . . he has seen it prevent an entity as powerful as Lucien from hurting them. He has seen his friend use powerful magic, not granted to her by any god, but born out of love for her childhood friend. So. . . maybe.]

That is something else. I'm not sure I fully understand, but. . . I like this idea. It's only that. . . these people are my family. I've already lost one, I don't want to say goodbye to another. I need to put them first.