"Hey," he said with a smirk, "maybe you should keep your distance next time." He glanced around at the shattered pieces of the Skullheart before looking back at Teo. "But I'm glad we could work together to put an end to this threat." With that, he offered the elf his hand in a gesture of friendship and respect.
Shez had never been one for subtlety or hidden meaning; he preferred honesty and straightforwardness in all aspects of life.
"I-I can't touch you~ otherwise I'll get worse~ trust me, I know how this shit works~~~"
Shez raised an eyebrow at Teo's response but decided not to press the issue. "Fair enough," he said with a shrug. "So, what now?" He glanced around the ruins once more, wondering if there was anything else they needed to take care of before they could truly call their mission complete.
His gaze fell upon the remains of the Skullheart and he couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction at having destroyed it. But now that the task was done, something felt... unfulfilled.