They're both tired, drained from all this back and forth the last few weeks and the fox is starting to feel it again. The high of relief that a solution could finally be within reach is subsiding as they sit there. His head tilts back, eyes closing briefly.

“Nothing was stopping you.” From knowing, from letting things play out without interruption just to see where they led. It's a little uncomfortable, the way Hiei apparently went against his own interests for Kurama's sake, but also doesn't want it acknowledged, really. He's not entirely sure why, either. It wasn't as if that was atypical of the fire apparition, yet somehow it's become this thing weighing between them. The same as these feelings that have only added to the confusion, bleeding through and muddying any sense of reality. When he was not completely in control it was difficult to differentiate and separate them, even now when he's fairly certain he has everything sorted, it was still impossible to ignore all of it.

“I suppose then we should focus on what we will do next.”