"No." It's a genuine no; the idea itself doesn't bother him, far from it, but it's not a 'no' that doesn't imply the continuation that comes.

"But... I know I talk about this stuff a lot. Going to places, seeing things - when we never have any control over it." There's a longer pause however, and when he admits, sheepishly: "I used to talk this way about Zanarkand too - that I'd get to show people it. And..."

He shuffles on a foot, knocking his show against the dirt.

"It's more likely we'll end up just getting one place to go to, don't you think? If we get a choice."

The choice to go home, and where.