It was clear that Luke was pissed, but that wasn't something he could be blamed for. Guy was also upset at the prospect that a patient had purposely set someone's room on fire, but after having to deal with people like Sync, he couldn't say he was surprised. He'd known from a young age just how cruel people could be, and he was able to control his emotions much more effectively than his friend.

Making it back to Leon's room, they came across the boy looking worn out. Before Guy could even say anything, Luke had crossed to Leon's side. It was typical of Luke -- even though he'd only met Leon tonight, he was worried. Meanwhile, Guy couldn't help noticing the finished sword. He really was grateful that Leon was willing to sacrifice his own energy (which was not a small price in a place like this) to see to it that other people got armed.

Figuring that Leon might not be in the mood to explain, Guy kept his distance while he took up that task. There was no point in crowding the boy. "Any usage of power to that extent is going to tire someone out here," he explained. "Making weapons without even a has to be tough. We really appreciate it, Leon." They hadn't even explained about the fire yet, but that was also because no one had actually been injured. Thankfully. Guy would bring it up later, but he wanted to be certain that Leon was all right first.