He didn't think anyone needed reminded that there were many no-longer existing people that needed their aid, it's what usually got them in a mood. He could appreciate someone talk about their home world cheerfully, though. It wasn't something he'd come across too often.

"Make sure Billy doesn't over-think things too much, will you? He has already confessed his disappointment and heartache at their eventual separation. He was quite dejected by it all." Nokosi gazed at Katara impassively, though his voice rang with sincerity. That had to mean that he was already feeling like his normal self, again.

"I will admit I had already thought of this for her sake. It is an eventuality that both will endure whenever the time arrives, however, this is not the time and I do not wish for his mind to be plagued with such hardships, given the things he must already endure."

Nokosi stood slowly, pressing his palms together in front of his chest and bowed low, his ponytail dragging on the table. It was customary for his people to act in such a manner when both requesting and giving aid.

"As you are his sister, I humbly ask that you keep his mind on the journey and not the destination so that they both may forever smile."