Jay found himself smiling. The other male was just full of questions. Then again he was beginning to tread on land that should be left unmoved. However, what was the harm in telling the other about the cruelty of his brother, it wasn't like he would ever get the chance to spend a long period of time with the other male. "Well," began Jay as he tried to think of the right thing to say. "You know how there is good and bad in the world. In any world. Well, you could say that my brother is the yang part. The bad part. There is nothing really good about him at all. He is a cruel, calculating person who doesn't even stop to think about how he is hurting other people." His parent's. That was another topic all together. "As for my parent's. The expect greatness from me, and from my brother to some degree, so they are strict with me, but they are fair. They would never unjustly yell at me or punish me, and they always let me speak my case before they give their own opinions."

He didn't know how to describe his land. It was everything that someone could imagine and then more. The land was lush and full, and there were sprawling cities that were made of marble. White tiered towers stood high against the heavens, and there was always an abundance of life in the fauna and flora around them. "To put it simply," he said after he debated on how to answer that question. "The place that I am from is a truly breathtaking place. I can't really explain it very well, but I would be more than happy to show you."

"Yang...." Vanyel grinned. "Never actually heard that term used."

He was silent, staring off the porch. The offer took the male by surprise, and it beamed on his face. Raising a disbelieving eyebrow, and turning to Jay, he scoffed. "Show me? How in the world could you do that? You said you'd come from far far away. It's not like I can pick up and leave everyone here."