Kai moved his hands to his hips and his eye twitched slightly at Lana's advice, he didn't want to listen to Saitra, he didn't doubt that Saitra knew more than she was saying, he doubted the images forced into his skull were practical jokes, and he wasn't sure how but it felt like she was purposely keeping something from him. He looked up at Lana and ran a hand through his hair, it seemed she got the easier one to talk to at least, he almost envied her, minus the fact he was a sacrificial god.
"You know I would ask but she refuses to tell me anything, says it's not fair. You see the information she has is very important so I must give her a piece of information that's just as important...I've lived as a farmer for a long time...there is nothing I've done that is, end of humanity worthy. Thus she just stays silent to my questions...least yours is open to discussing it."
[i][color=f7941d]"You make me sound as if I am difficult."[/color][/i]
"You are difficult," Kai said simply.

Kai turned to face the newcomer still trying to take in the truth he had just been told about removing Saitra. It seemed the only way to get rid of Saitra was to die, or help her. He had to admit it was a hard decision to make, it seemed the woman that appeared out of nothingness had similar sentiments to him about their hosts, he supposed that meant she had a god in her too.
"I'm not sure what they really are either, these beasts," Kai said looking at the newcomer. "Apparently it's really bad. I guess yours isn't big on explaining either."
Kai looked back at Lana staring at her as he contemplated his next words, he really didn't want to get involved in all this, but this woman was the only person that could give him answers. Ignoring Saitra wasn't really an option, maybe before he had the coin but now her voice was annoyingly clear and loud.
"I have a home on the outskirts of town...but I'd like to find out more about what's going on. Getting Saitra out of my head is a good start to my life returning to normal, I'm guessing if she leaves the temple leaves and I'll get my field back."
This was all speculation but he needed some kind of hope to hold onto.
"Even if it doesn't I'm tired of her speaking in my head," Kai said. "If taking down some darkness get's rid of her I'm open to learning more."