[He paused when Diluc stopped him, but he had no reason to argue against the suggestion. He shrugged with a nod, flipping the sword behind him for now rather than keeping it pointed forward.]

As long as I get a warning.

[He wasn't exactly looking forward to seeing that phoenix so soon, but it was Diluc's most powerful move and it would be unwise for him to hold back. As long as Kaeya knew it was coming, anyway.

His eye moved to the treasures around. Coins, gems, all manner of things and he shook his head.]

What does something like this even need all this for? If the rumors are to be believed, the goddess is gone.

[Then again, these could all be offerings to her when she was still alive. Talk about antique.]