{Don't worry about me. He attacked Tony because of Tony's double.} It's a question, and Cesar's eyes flick belatedly to what he can see of L's head. That Tony attacked L, didn't he? How bad was it? On that note, does he have anything to worry about? All Cesar has seen of his own double is the way he pries important parts of his life apart like a child pulling legs off ants. Is this going to escalate towards him?

Hopefully not, but it's possible. {We're no detective, so tracking you will likely be difficult, and highly unlikely. Are you unlisted?}

Reassurances--all from a distance. He sees the way L has folded in on himself, and it tugs at the part of him that wants to move close and put an arm around his shoulders. Cesar resists, wondering if it's unfair to do this when it was all L's doppelganger's actions that've soured him this way. The L-from a few days ago would point this out, wouldn't he? Cesar knows he would be finding himself bracing L with as much support as he could scrape together, if that pattern had continued. Doesn't it say a lot that this L isn't pulling him in?

No wonder that Caesar is his opposite, a snide voice whispers. He probably puts L's wellbeing over petty differences like this. This selfishness isn't hurting L, is it? Maybe it is, but wouldn't it be equally unwise to rush back into things after something like this?

Once he would've been very sure, but now he doubts.