Elidibus nods. If it is nothing, he'll give no more weight to it in this conversation. Rue seems at peace with it and he certainly has no right nor interest in suggesting they shouldn't.

He will also note their tendency to keep watch on matters surrounding them both. Elidibus himself does so out of interest in what can be observed; tending the festival is not his duty over attending it. He walks with Rue but there is ever a sense that he would easily leave them be should there be matters that require their attention and simply move on from this peaceful stroll and conversation about possible hobbies and interests.

Yet Elidibus does have to think on what he prefers. "It has been a very long time since I thought of such matters," the very old young man finally answers. Being able to indulge and find focus had not been about conscious enjoyment for a very long time. "I would say I have had more time to listen than participate. Though I do not think that is what you are asking."

Elidibus considers asking if Rue wanted to know if he sang, though in the end decides not to pursue it. If they wish to know in more detail, surely they will ask.