The two (somehow) simultaneously most and least responsible knights have scarcely made it out of the theater they awoke in when... Uh, that happens. Though they haven't seen that there are multiple children, the half-and-half motif is pretty clear. Upon seeing the creature, the first thought that pops into Terrence's mind is a memory with Haizea from his first day on Harsen Island. They'd made a casual bet on the outcome of a volleyball game between some island natives. Having never been formally introduced to the players, the knights simply referred to the teams as 'Lefties' and 'Right-Os.'

Somewhat morbidly, he can't help but mentally refer to the newest monster as a 'Right-O.' Even more fitting that he'd lost when betting on them.

"Storming straight into the fray doesn't seem the best solution this time, somehow," he confers with Garrot. That steam looks almost as unpleasant as the creature itself, though admittedly the horrific visage is reason enough for Terrence to keep some distance.