He gave him a small smile and a nod. Niwetri was more of a home to him than anything they lived at with her their father. The fairies were more of a family than he was actually willing to admit. He had quite a few that still lived there that he affectionately called friends one being that old healer he took Larkin to see. ”I enjoy it there.” He said with a nod. ”They aren’t always the nicest company but they sure know how to knock you back into line if you skitter off too far.” he snickers. ”Pretty sure I still have a good bump on my head from that old healer.” The older woman meant well of course and if he were to ever bad mouth around her or treat Eriu unfairly, She’d let him know it….. even if half the time it wasn’t always him. The few he did know didn’t judge him on his hybridism but there was still always that few in the bunch that thought they had to put their two cents in even if it wasn’t asked for.

The sight of the cabin was a little bit of a hard one to take in because it had been home for a while. Being ripped from it as violently as they had been expected, of course, but not quite in the manner, it happened. Luckily the both of them had their clothes back on to his quick sense of smell. He swayed a little with walking but managed to keep upright all the way till getting into the cabin with the busted door. Blue eyes skittered around the room as he listened to Adrian speak after he wedged something against the door. ”It’s a sobering to be back here.” He picked up a dusty book and blew off some of the particles on it looking it over. His next set of words caused him to glance over his shoulder. ”My mate and I---…” he simply just shook his head no. ”I know where Larkin is. I’ll be fine…. If you don’t mind me hanging around for a day or two.” He tossed the book on the window seal which caused more dust to fly into the air. ”I could use the brother time.”

Felix liked seeing his brothers smile. It was rather contagious and oddly made him smile even if he didn’t really feel like it. He gave a small snort and nodded. ”I would almost rather be one of them.” and then gave a smile entertained at the thought. ”You think I could sport some fairy wings?” Their people were his people despite obviously not being a fairy himself. He still felt as one of them. He definitely should have been born a fairy. He rubbed his chin though before pulling his eyes away glancing at everywhere else but Adrian. He didn’t like feeling like he was imposing in on his older brothers buisness. Why would he want the younger Volkov hanging around. He always did seem to drag him down into trouble even now as his brother waltzed upon him accidently.

Plopping down on the bed and he found himself leaning back a bit. A heaviness was starting to hit him. It was probably the sobering down slide he was starting to experience. He glanced as Adrian moved along beside him and said he would like the brother time and then started to dig around for something in his bag. Blue eyes remained on it curiously looking almost like a dog watching its owner for a treat. When he pulled it out it obviously wasn’t what his wolf would have wanted but he wouldn’t turn it down either. ”I don’t blame you.” He was sure their father thought that if he shoved enough meat down his throat he would somehow combat the goat and make a wolf. Oh how he was so wrong. He took a bit a couple and chewed on one thoughtfully his eyes moving from Adrian and back towards the door. He hoped since this place had been ransacked they wouldn’t go here looking again. They probably would at least think he had more sense than to return to a place he had already been found at but yet… here he was. He however didn’t want Adrian involved.

The sound of his brothers voice brought him back to the present with a blink of his eyes and looked back at him as he spoke about Larkin. ”Shes a curious one.” he nodded. ”Very unusual and thinks differently… honestly probably the thing I like most about her. Shes in a sense of a ‘breath of fresh air’ for me.” she doesn’t judge him. He had been faced with so much ridicule through his life and been a ‘terrible person’...He didn’t feel that pressure from her. She didn’t expect him to be something he wasn’t or see him as a screw up. Then Adrian brought up his mate and he gave a soft discontented sound. ”I don’t know. Not with Larkin around at least. We butt heads a lot…… despite all of that I want to be with her but I’ll kill her.” It was a long story that much he knew. ”I’ve already tried.” That was a whole other problem entirely that he had to learn to tackle. ”Not on purpose. I just don’t want a repeat of Eriu and Lux.”

”I think I could pull off some pink wings. Eh, Eriu and I would be twins even.” he snickered amused as he leaned and nudged his brother with his shoulder. It felt good to not have to worry or even really put up a mask. Adrian already knew everything he possibly could about Felix. Like Larkin, it was easy to just be himself. His eyes moved towards him and he nodded. ”Yeah. She just kind of reminded me of you probably why I stuck with her so hard.” which wasn’t a lie. Maybe not her mannerisms but just how so accepting of things she was. She wasn’t as breakable as one would think the bunny to be. You knock her down and she was back up brushing herself off. Yell at her and she would feel it for a brief moment before simply moving past it. Adrian had been that way with him. He supposed that was why he clung to her so bad. She was him without really being him and he needed that connection since his brother had disappeared without a word. However, he seemed to be back for now. ”Just next time if you end up going on a big adventure… Let me know?” He said looking at him. ”I was pretty sure you were dead.” Though he knew it took quite a bit to get that old goat knocked for a loop. Still, it was nice to know he wasn’t simply abandoned again.

His brother's advice definitely didn’t fall on deaf ears. Even if it seemed like he wasn’t listening, he was. He, however, had a different way of showing it especially with something as heavy as this topic. He kept his eyes adverted and an almost staring off look on his face. He knew Adrian was right. He shouldn’t stop her happiness or his own. ”yeah maybe.” he finally said after a long pause. Of course, Adrian would hopefully know it wasn’t something that went in one ear and out the other. The sweet taste of the fruit felt good on his dry tongue and of course, helped fill the pit had steadily started to get. His next question made him laugh a bit. ”I have a place, yeah. It's not used much but its the outskirts of cendra. Most don’t know about it but I kept it when I needed a place in between working.” he returned to it now and then it was a place not many knew he had and it was what he liked however for his brother he was willing to make an exception.