"It would sure keep you guessing," he says with a smile as he finally lets go of Will's hand, drops their bubble of silence with a snap of his fingers, and leans back comfortably, having successfully come back to a more casual tone of conversation.

And immediately falls to the floor with his limbs sprawled everywhere, but given his habit here of sitting on a pillow on account of the too-low tables, he's right back up in a moment. It does leave him rubbing the back of his head, though.

"Oof. Uh. No, as funny as that would be, I'll pass. Doesn't seem right," he says, because even if it sounds harmless, he can already see possibilities where it could go wrong. After all, he doesn't want to betray anyone's trust for a dumb joke. "Though I guess we could always make a game of it somehow. Some kind of true or false thing. Maybe you could even pick up a new skill in case we end up meeting people from the portal who are more trouble than the truth's worth."