[Take moments when you can get them. it's at once so simple and elegant a lifestyle as it is alarming. Again, there's the brief rise of familiarity, something that rails against his delicate sensibilities and reminds him of the wind.]

This is true, naturally. You are, nonetheless, a rather unusual individual, Pyre. [of that, he has no doubt.] this happenstance is certainly one I would never suspect to see again, even in its normalcies.

That said, I do not believe I would find it nearly as funny if the effect was much larger than expected.

[There's a faint purse of his lips at that comment, followed by the shake of his head. His arms cross too, gloved finger tapping his arm absently.]

Unfortunately, I don't have any matches or other objects with which to start a fire. Unless you would be willing to share, I will leave the effort of lighting things to you for now. As we don't know how long it will take for the magic to take effect, it would perhaps be most sensible to start with one at a time and work our way forward.

[stuffy though he may seem, he's not the least bit uncomfortable with their state of undress. He's even helping - setting down the candles to make it easy for them to decide which candle to light first.]