"You are a man of the arts, Lirien, but I had never taken you for a deserter," there's no insult in his tone; Casimir had run from war before, but that had been when the battle had not been his to fight for. This time around, Casimir understood there was no way out but facing this darkness head on, something which was sobering, but something he hoped Lirien would come to terms with.
Still, in some macabre way, Casimir played along, and tried to move on from being highly insulted by his cousin kicking his door in, "Where is it you suggest we head? I'm curious."
"Not deserting!" Lirien holds up the pointer finger of his right hand. "Simply observing from afar out of harm's way until we figure out what we want to do." Because as much as he'd like to stop Casimir from going out and fighting for something, he knew he couldn't. It was one of the things he loved about the other, his kind heart. Even if he did think it bled a little too much from time to time. He steps further into the house, closes the door behind him and crosses his arms across his chest in Casimir's living room. "Hestia's Cove. I have connections there." Which was bard for that he was going to cozy up to Zagreus and hope he'd be as accommodating as he was attractive.

















