Once the wyvern has its secure - well, more or less - place, Inigo moves to climb up to the top bunk as well, having done it so often at this point that it's a familiar movement by now.

It's obvious that Taiki is more than a little awkward. It's practically radiating off him with that body language going on here. But it's not like Inigo expected any different. It's not like his mood is going to turn around that quickly with Gyousou leaving like this. Inigo knows much too well just how exactly it feels when that happens.

So he doesn't say anything for the moment. Instead he just takes off his shoes, throwing them down to the ground (though careful to avoid dropping them on the wyvern) and then he starts to move.

He puts an arm around the other boy, dragging him down alongside him so they're both laying on the bunk, rather than sitting. And despite it not even being close to any time to sleep, Inigo figures they may as well get cozy. So he moves to grab the blanket, pulling it over the two of them while they're like this.

And when he settles in, he makes his other arm join in, making his arms now completely encircle the other to hold him close.

There's absolutely no awkwardness about this on Inigo's part. It's natural to him. If anything, he likes it, being this close to someone, let alone someone as important to him as Taiki.

"There. This isn't uncomfortable, is it?"