A smile crept across Leon's face as Aeria let a breeze in. She was kinder than she let on, Leon was sure of that. The scent grabbed his attention, filling his nose with the sweet scent of vanilla. Truth be told, for a moment Leon was a bit jealous of her mutation. He made a note to thank her later. He didn't want to embarrass her, even though he suspected Tollnak's praise did a solid job embarrassing her.

Leon appreciated what Tollnak had to say. He was a really kind guy, and humble. Leon had a certain appreciation for humility among mutants. Some forgot that there were mutants who could deal death, return life, and change the world around them with a flick of their wrist. 

"Oh?" Leon said, pulled out of his own little world when he heard the nickname 'Bowtie'. "Yeah," Leon started, "Yeah. Everything's kosher. My power alerts me of the health and vitals of everyone in a certain proximity of me. An old friend I hadn't seen since childhood just got onto the train. I hadn't seen him since I first started developing my powers... Sorry, I'm rambling." He chuckled lightly, glancing over his shoulder at where the three equally melancholy kids were sitting. "The chemicals in his brain say he's not coping well. I'm just a little worried about the guy. From what my power is telling me, all of them aren't doing that hot. Two of them seem a bit paranoid." Leon dropped back into his seat, facing Tollnak and Aeria once more.

The doors of the holotrain slid shut with a muted hiss, the train slowly beginning to crawl forward. Now, well now it really was the start of a new life.

Feeling Keita so close after all this time made Leon uneasy. Sure they weren't right next to each other, but still. Being able to feel his presence sent a chill down Leon's spine. Last time he saw Keita, he was still a young kid. Back then he wasn't wearing gloves and dressed hardly as dapper as he did now. He had short hair that didn't hide his ears. It was astounding that Keita recognized him in the cafe. Leon softly sighed, thinking '[i]Well, I won't be able to avoid seeing my past forever[/i].'

For now though, Leon would focus on what the now. "Hey, Tollnak. This is kinda out of the blue, but what would you say to me trying to repair your eyes once I've gotten a bit better with my mutation?" Leon had some doubt, but really, in the future anything was possible.