"Sun may look like a collection of sticks, but he's actually quite strong," Foulques said. "And agile enough to put most acrobats to shame, with limbs that can bend in ways that no human limbs can. As Sun, this is no issue; he's aware of his strength and knows when to have care."

"Moon, on the other hand, is not aware of his strength, and not in his right mind. He sees mundane presences as threats and has great difficulty distinguishing friend from foe. Whether he intends harm is somewhat debatable, but according to Sun, he has caused harm before. And aside from not wishing to see you injured, Sun- and I believe Moon as well, were he in his right mind-, don't wish to harm anyone and would be very upset to learn that he had while not himself."


"If necessary, I could subdue him and wrestle him into the light to change him back, but I'm a trained fighter. You, despite your surprisingly impressive punch, are not, and would likely come off the worse for it if an encounter ended badly. And the simplest way to avoid such a possibility is to attempt to avoid Moon, if only as a precaution."