Llewellyn couldn’t help but laugh softly at the description. “You know you’ve impressed someone when you get that kind of reaction. I certainly wouldn’t mind the chance to see you stun him like that again in the future.” He responded with a small shake of his head. He’d more been on Cloud’s side of it, really, rather than inspiring that kind of awe he instead was the one left staring at Rhy. It wasn’t a bad experience to be on that side of it though, although he did have the bonus of already being open about his feelings with the person who did it, whereas Cloud and Aerith still seemed to be dealing with… Complicated feelings. Which was rather sad, in his opinion.

“People like that tend to mm… Well, they seem to come in like-minded groups, from what I can tell.” He frowned in distaste at the idea. But he was glad that Aerith and the others had put a stop to it. “I am sure the city is better off for your putting an end to such a man and his group.” At least until the next person attracted such behavior, which was perhaps a bit cynical, but there always seemed to be someone like that in his experience.

“Well, let’s put an order in and see if we can meet those high expectations. If not, then I’ll simply have to come up with something to make up for it next lunch time.” Which meant Aerith would absolutely be pestered for a proper lunch again, because not only was it nice to have company, it seemed like she needed to stop a little more for meals herself.