"But.."

Inigo wants to protest. There are so many reasons he can think of for not stepping out of this corner. For maybe just hiding himself away here, maybe even trying to see if the train can somehow depart without him.

But what if Taiki would take it personally? What if he'd think it was his fault somehow? Even though it isn't. Even though Taiki has already done so much for him. Not just today, but in general.

He can't let that happen, no matter how terrible he feels right now.

So he just hangs his head, defeated.

"Okay," he agrees, though something about Inigo still looks as if he's lost all usual life about him.