As she held her hand out Kuron couldn't help the way his shoulders sagged, a palpable sense of relief in the air as he reached out to take it and give it a squeeze. She would feel the slight shake in his grip, a shake that was going through his entire being as her words struck him at his core and his fingers curled to tighten around hers.

"Okay. Thank you, Lisa," he said softly, voice just a touch on the weak side perhaps from exhaustion or maybe it was from dealing with all the emotions he was sorting through at the moment. Gratitude was the most important one though.

He squeezed her hand again and let out a sigh.

"I still feel like I'm not real. This body isn't..." It wasn't his original body and he knew that so it created a strange sort of disconnect. "I feel like if I move too quickly I'm going to separate at the seams." Kuron looks down, smiling in a humorless manner. "At least before I was convinced things were right."