Kini ignored Indigo, "So he is no longer in touch with reality good to know."

Cobalt nodded. 'At least, that's what I think. I really don't have that much proof.'

Indigo hoped he wouldn't elaborate.

Kini nodded,"If I was able to unbind your souls do you think Aether and you would be willing to do me a favor?"

Cobalt tilted his head. 'I can't guarantee anything from Aether, but what is it?'

Indigo pricked up his ears.

"Helping me rebuild my den." Kini spoke, "My den was more or less destroyed by Assains' Guild memebers."

Cobalt nodded. 'I'll help you do that. Even if we can't get unbound, I'll still do it.'

Indigo mentally slapped himself. What was he worried about, getting forced to answer personal questions?

"Thanks." Kini kept walking trying to avoid twisting his paw.

Cobalt nodded.

Aether frowned. He kept hearing noises, but he didn't see anything at all. His eyes turned a minty green as he paused and surveyed the area.

Kini stopped sensing trouble, "Be ready for anything."

Cobalt slowed down and drew twin daggers from his belt, the lines etched on them glowing a faint neon blue.

Aether frowned. His scanner was certainly picking something up, but it didn't show anything physically present.

Indigo tried to look around.