[For all that he hadn't known Gaius particularly well, Jullus is no stranger to loss. And though he has relatively little reason to not believe that Gaius is most likely alive back in their own world neither can he be entirely certain. To say nothing of that fact that his departure - unannounced as it had been - is still very much a loss, even if Gaius is fine.
...As fine as anyone can be, in the wake of the Final Days. (That he does not, entirely, know how anywhere else fared is ... less relevant.)]
Well enough. You?
[He knows better than to assume the weariness to Alfonse - and he can spot it, not least of all for the fact that it's a feeling he's known himself - is anything to do with being less than decently rested. But the topic of sleep is at least easier than addressing the knotty problem of loss. No matter how recent it might have been.]
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...As fine as anyone can be, in the wake of the Final Days. (That he does not, entirely, know how anywhere else fared is ... less relevant.)]
Well enough. You?
[He knows better than to assume the weariness to Alfonse - and he can spot it, not least of all for the fact that it's a feeling he's known himself - is anything to do with being less than decently rested. But the topic of sleep is at least easier than addressing the knotty problem of loss. No matter how recent it might have been.]