'You've been to Duskorna.' Came the realization, and Matthias could only sit there in his silence, all the confirmation she needs. Thankfully, there is no aggression in the comment, and his question is answered.
'...use your imagination.' He can't help but chuckle, a half stifled one as he tries not to let it overshadow her words, so the smile that came with it dissipates as well.
Though the lion has more questions, he kept them reserved to hear what she had to say. As she spoke, he kept comparing and contrasting it to the words spoken by the winged wolf of Duskorna, and the teen that was with him. It painted a picture of what was going on, further affirming everything he had learned from others so far. These two groups were clearly at odds over their conflicting ideologies, each convicted over what they thought was right. And he could sense that even those who may necessarily believe in the Gods or the Will, that they could at least relate to the teachings founded by their respective deities.
Matthias did not stop her or say anything else as she left, though he lifted a paw for a moment as he considered doing so. Ultimately he let the hyena leave without a fuss, pondering over everything. It was refreshing to have words so direct, and she had already answered the most important questions anyway.
A few moments after she had turned to leave, Matthias would call out a simple, "Thank you," before spreading his wings to fly the other eway.
End thread.