Trevor nods. "Of course. If you think of anything you might need. Let me know." He says leaving.

Jass nods and shuts the door behind him.

Well, Trevor goes to the other departed and likewise offer his apologies.

(Felix declined to participate in this exercise because he considers it - the exercise of asking for forgiveness - too self-indulgent.)

He gets a variety of responses - fear, suspicion, gratefulness, confusion.

After a bit, Anintu shows up. "Hello."

"Hello?"

"I've gotten a couple of questions about what you're doing, so I thought I'd come see."

"Ah... Am I disturbing people too much?"

"A little," she allows. "But then I'd only hear from people who were, I don't know how anyone else feels about it."

"Ah, you think I should cut it out then?"

"...maybe not entirely, but some people would rather be left alone."

Nod. "I try to assess the one that are too scared, but I will cut it out if it's for the best."

"-I don't actually know what you're doing."

"Trying to apologize?"

"...to the ones who are leaving?" She's a little incredulous.

"I plan to do that to the ones that stay, but once they know everything."

"That makes a little more sense, I suppose."

"It is a cultural thing, if that gives more context?"

Nod.

"Do you think I should cut it? Or maybe I should explain it's a cultural thing?"

"Explaining would help. Start with it, especially; they won't jump to as many conclusions about why you're talking to them."

"Okay... anything else?"

"Not especially. Good luck."

Okay. Trevor will explain that it's a cultural thing and that the apology must be given in person. He is otherwise opaque about the culture.

(Well, technically it's an old habit from the time skymages ruled the Stormlands under the name Stormlords, but it's the same general principle.)

It goes much better. One or two people burst into tears and hug him.

Trevor hugs back, but he really does not get how this adds up to hugs, the hugs are alright. He is not as a good of a hugger as Felix, but wings improve on the capability a whole lot.