As Azazel delivered his apology to Cancer, the bear glanced aside, wondering if maybe he should have done the same. Sure, an apology might have served him well. It might have made Leon seem like the bigger man. But Cancer didn't apologize for those mean words he said, so why should Leon apologize for criticizing his obviously dangerous plan? Whatever. It didn't matter. He felt his heart sink a little when Cancer decided to join the group again - Leon would have been content to let the lot of them go back to Pisces. But if this was what they wanted to do, this new plan of theirs, then so be it. He listened as Cancer suggested a different approach, one that sounded a little safer than the first one.

The bearded vulture interjected with a comment about the spire. It had produced some kind of monster that killed a Gembound?! Leon's eyes widened, and before he could produce his own opinion on the matter, Makyna spoke up, recalling the event. Wait a second. She was there?! And she never told him that she had watched someone die?! Not only that, but she was there - she was in a place where death was most certainly a possibility. And she NEVER TOLD HIM?! While Bevy went on to suggest she and Azazel investigate the Spire, Leon stared at his friend, unable to comprehend the information he had just received.

But she seemed to move on from it pretty easily. He blinked a few more times and tried to shake it away. Definitely it was something he'd have to bring up later. He could tell that mentioning it had done something to her - especially considering she never told him in the first place. He huffed, still silent, until she had completely changed the topic back to his earlier warning. Leon gulped and cast a glance towards the horde of golems, then back to his friend. "Yeah... one golem against the five of us stands no chance." He murmured, then narrowed his eyes at her. "You know I'd never let you go alone, anyways." Leon added quietly, and twinged his lips into a small smile.

The bear turned back to Cancer, and after considering the discussion that had taken place, he nodded. "Alright... This plan sounds a little more sensible." The bear raised his brows. "If Bevy and Azazel can keep watch while we try and herd one golem away, they can let us know if anything goes wrong. Otherwise, I think just one of us should be enough to attract a golem. Nobody else should be using magic." He added, looking between the gathered Gembounds. They had to make sure that nobody else used magic, or this plan could fail horribly.