Radley is pretty sure Keldor would be one of those who wouldn't want to talk to a stranger. He's not sure how willing Keldor is to talk to anyone else yet either, though.

"Okay, but don't think too long," Radley warns. "Judging from that other dimension, it really thinks your problems have come to a head, and now that I understand a lot more, I agree that you can't go on like this."

He's pretty sure Keldor will try to worm out of it if he can, especially judging from that vague comment. That sounded very hedgy to him. And normally Radley really tries to stay out of other people's business, especially after all his attempts with Kalin ended so poorly, but he's pretty worried after all he's seen. He doesn't feel he can just walk away and trust Keldor to pull himself together. That would seem cruel and outlandish after all this. If he has to be a little pushy again to try to get things done, he'll do it.

"... So ... we're not too far from my place," he says then. "Why don't you come over for a while?"

He'll take Keldor home if he really wants to, but he hopes Keldor will instead come to his place.