Iahto laughed slightly at that, shaking his head. "Well, I suppose that that's smart, then." He neglected to point out the fact that he was already in trouble to begin with, Sulu was, and that getting caught for breaking the rules when you were already in trouble was a bit worse than getting in trouble in the first place, but he let that slide.

"Well, I'm always in trouble, myself. If we do get caught, I'll take the blame, say that I coerced you into taking me out or whatever. Doubt that we will, though. You said that they'd be out for most of the day anyway. I mean, the sun isn't even really setting yet, we'll be fine," he reassured the other boy. It was true, after all. He didn't really have a problem taking the fall here. After all, he was going to go home and have to take the fall there anyway.