Kendall watched the bear carefully. Hadrian did not seem too worried and the mage was much better skilled in auristics than himself. If Hadrian did not see anything amiss then there was more often than not, nothing to worry about. He tried to push the thought out of his mind. Guilt could stem from anything. Even something as simple as stubbing someone else's toe. In truth, he really was not one to judge even though he just had. Ivak gave him his mark not to judge those who held down their emotions but to help, among other things of course. At least that is what Kendall liked to think. Jaiun's emotions were quickly forgotten when a different emotion hit him. It was coming from Ethan. He had never felt emotion from the kelvic through his gnosis. The bird never seemed to hide his emotions. In fact, he never missed an opportunity to share them. Hadrian seemed to be dealing fine with Jaiun so Kendall turned to follow Ethan. "Pardon me for a moment." He smiled lightly as he saw the man was moving back to Dyakana. His hand reached up to Ethan's shoulder. "Hey, are you okay?" Kendall looked up at him with a concerned glance. Ethan knew of Kendall's gift from Ivak but he was not sure if the kelvic knew what it did. "You seem bothered." He did not want Ethan to upset. It felt a bit odd. He was usually the lightest of the group. "You can talk to me if you need." He walked up to Dyakana's side and stroked her mane. He always found she helped to calm him down when he was upset. She had been the only common factor on this little adventure of his. |