Hmm. Strange, indeed. I couldn't claim to understand him, myself. The most I know is that he had no intention of actually letting you be the end of him, and yet now you two stand side by side.

[Maybe Vergilius had simply intended to put Lobelia out of his misery and give him that happiness in death. Whatever came next was a bridge to cross later. Again, Temenos would never really know unless he asked, but...that's one mystery that he doesn't mind remaining a mystery.

Interestingly enough, he nods in agreement with Lobelia's answer, a small smile on his face.]

In a similar vein, it makes me feel whole. Like...finding the missing piece of a puzzle.