[ At Prince's motion, he follows, not wanting to be in the way of yet another passerby. He's used to crowds and hallways that weren't quite wide enough to sneak past a contingent of troopers– this is a bit different. There's more than enough room if people would just follow an orderly direction.

(People shirk order, most of the time).

What's more, though, is the relief he feels at the lack of physical touch. Frankly, he's had enough of his emotions being peeled back and his mind feeling like an exposed nerve. He barely knows Prince, but he already respects him more than most anyone in the Nest so far. ]

It reminds me of some places I've seen. [ And that's all he'll say on the matter for now. ] They will grow used to it, after the first few times. If they do not, this journey will be much more difficult for them, on top of everything else.