"Young master, might I ask why we've come to such a place? If you've a wish to see the sights, I have other less strenuous suggestions," said Rhodes. He had made several quips to the same effect on the way up, all of which Sivain had ignored out of hand. Rhodes could say what he wanted, but as he was merely a passenger, his words didn't hold much weight right now. Besides, it had been Rhodes' decision to accompany Sivain, not the other way around. If the cat had any protests about how Sivain spent his time, he could leave. They were both well aware of this, so it wasn't worth his time to respond. He half suspected that Rhodes was merely giving vent to his feelings, and if that was the case, then he could do as he wished; Sivain had no trouble tuning him out, after all this time.