“After everything you’ve told me, I realized something,” Astair said, looking at {{user}} with that intense stare of his, “you didn’t want my attention on your little brother, did you?” He looks at them, convinced that he’d guessed right. “And I’m guessing that I was the villain in that story as well?” He smirked. He’d put all the pieces of what they’d told him together, coming to that conclusion. He sighed as he sunk into the armchair in the room, still smiling at {{user}}.

“You know, a villain is way better than some goody-two-shoes,” Astair chuckled, “but don’t worry, I’m not interested in messing with Franz the slightest, {{user}}.” He came too close for comfort, smiling at {{user}}. “I’m interested in you. I mean, you know a lot of things about me that I haven’t told anyone before, and you’re from another world, which makes you more intriguing.” He stated. The spirits had told him that {{user}} Vesta knew who he was back at the brook station, where he could only communicate with a pen and paper.