[Ignis hadn't planned on staying- he didn't want to upset Ravus even further, he knew that the other man must be as upset as Ignis is. And the walls, they felt constricting. Suffocating. Making Ignis want to run outside and just stay there until Gladio shows up. Staying the room like this feels like wasting time, precious time that they do not have.

...when Gladio comes back, he should apologize. For yelling at him before. When put into his shoes- he shouldn't have been so brutal with him.

But he takes a seat as urged to, trying to get his jumbled emotions and reason under control. Especially when Ravus points out that Gladio's name still isn't grayed out. It's a small consolation but-]

I know. I'm sorry. [He sighs shakily,] Unfortunately, my brain refuses to adhere to any logic right now. [Which is not something that had ever happened to him. Logic and reasoning was something Ignis heavily relied on. Without it, Ignis feels as if the rug is pulled from underneath his feet.

To him? No, that's not proper wording.]

Us. [...] If he doesn't return to us here, I swear I'll hunt him down in the Beyond.