Joshua's posture is far more reserved - his everything is far more reserved than Asuka, really, even if that's not exactly a difficult accomplishment - but there's a confidence in his own stance as he approaches and stops beside her, nonetheless. Not projected or advertised, just...there, an undercurrent to the way he carries himself.

Navigating the emotional connections that bind the nest is something he's sure he'll never really feel comfortable doing, but this?

This is his wheelhouse.

"We've got guides who know the territory. As long as we don't rush and the weather doesn't turn on us, we'll be fine."