Riley laughs, "We're only human and a lot from perfect. There's so much we have to learn. We're still fighting our own kind, killing our own kind, I mean, look at this place! We're not... That great. But then again... Grass always looks greener on the other side, right?"

He seemed confused on what that saying meant.

"Grass is always greener on the other side - people are never satisfied with their own situation; they always think others have it better." Riley explains.

"Oh. I guess that describes how I feel, seeing between my realm and yours. But it just seems nice here, you all look so different and yet no one tries to kill you for that. No one will see you and suddenly just attack. Families seem to stick together, not try to kill one another for rites. "

"Seems like your land isn't that different from ours. People will bully you if you don't look normal or can't act normal. They will prosecute you just because of what you believe. Families get divorces and argue and fight all the time... I guess they don't kill them, but they shatter their relationships." Riley says quietly.

"Guess there's no realm that doesn't have conflictful ways." He said softly, tail tip twitching.

"So that brings to mind, does heaven have no conflict if it follows your theory?" Riley says.

"That would be an uncertainty."

Riley nods and falls silent.

Shade doesn't make any vocal effort to break the silence.