He remembers seeing Seto as a child on that odd day - he'd been nervous, almost guilty for wanting to do something fun before Ryo had gotten him to relax, and he'd had dreams. He doesn't know much of Seto's past, but from what he knows, Seto sounds like someone who could have used some freedom.

(Does he have that here? Do either of them? It's not a question worth delving into right now.)

...though Seto seems a little out of it at the moment.

"Maybe. Dragons on my world are pretty solitary creatures, and there aren't many of them," he says mildly, continuing to pet the dragon. "I think I'd miss people."