Gordan had turned his head forward again and lowered his gaze slightly as Aidan made himself comfortable again in his bed, most likely to sleep again. Gordan didn't blame him, even he felt tired after the whole mind connection.

An eyebrow lightly twitched up after Aidan finally spoke again. He wouldn't turn his head until Aidan mentioned talking to Voltrick about his mother. His eyes widened lightly and both ears folded back before turning his head forward again. "...My mother?"

The tiger's eyes relaxed slightly under a lowered brow. He hadn't spoken to anybody about his mother since he left home... He didn't even know Voltrick had cared to know. But it should have been guessed, he knew his father cared for Gordan's mother. A deep breath was taken as he thought it through. Gordan didn't think to talk to Voltrick about her since his father was the one who left them. Seeing Voltrick before he changed for the better, Gordan refused to even address it. But now, things have changed. Maybe it was best to tell him.

A short while passed before Gordan turned his head back to Aidan slightly. A more saddened gaze on his features that were covered by a half smile. "…Alright."

Satisfied with the answer, Aidan closed his eyes once more, turning so his maw pointed towards the ceiling. Shortly after soft breathes were heard, Aidan's lips had lowered as one does when asleep. He had resumed where Gordan had first seen him as Aidan came back into a deep sleep with no telling when he would wake up next.