[His expression tightened at the tirade, and while it wasn't unexpected, that was exactly how his son approached conversations. With accusations. It was an excellent way to get his temper flaring, but right now, he kept himself in check. He was fully aware that if Adrian had the full range of natural abilities, he had the disadvantage. That wasn't a position he was used to being in.

The second accusation was not unfounded. In the full depths of his grief, he failed to see and even acknowledge that he might have lost the love of his life, but Adrian lost his mother. A trip to Hell left him plenty of time to think because even while holding Lisa's spirit, they didn't communicate in more than that physical gesture.]

Then it appears that we're both disappointed in how the situation turned out. [He began to walk forward, gliding through the underbrush but unable to simply faze to his son. No, Adrian had to experience him walking forward at a normal human pace.]

Humanity and I put you in an untenable position. Perhaps I partially blamed you for her death; between the two of us, she should have always been safe. I was away to travel, so I expected you to bear the responsibility to being close enough to let nothing happen to her. [He was coming ever closer.] I would rather her here with you too.