Dixon felt humbled at the male’s compliment. He’d only ever been yelled at, abused, disregarded by other males. Even in the Lagoon, he was the low man on the totem pole. He desperately needed a change, and this was a nice one. It was nice to have someone to actually call his friend - for now. “Thank ya kindly.” He murmured, bowing his head. “I ‘preciate that very much. I only wanna help you, as much as I can. I won’t let ya down.” He knew it was a large promise to make, one he might not be able to uphold, but he could damn well try his best, right? As long as he could prove to Jabberwocky that he was faithful, things would go well.

Dixon returns the male’s enthusiastic grin, his dark eyes seeming to light up, the color of hot coffee with just a hint of cream. “M’name’s Dixon. It’s nice t’meet ya, friend.” His tone was gruff, but not unfriendly in any manner. “S’ a nice home y’got here, I think I’ll like stayin’ here, s’long as I’m welcome, ‘course.” He momentarily wondered if there was some sort of catch to this whole thing. Everything was going so great for them, now, but how long would it last? He hoped at least long enough to get Caesisus here… she deserved to be someplace safe, somewhere she could call home. Maybe they could even start a family together. He shook the thought away. Now wasn’t the time to be thinking of things like that.

“I’ll have t’meet yer daughter sometime. Perhaps later after I’ve familiarized m’self with this place.” He said. “I have a lady m’tryin’ t’track down, though, so I may have t’go an’ find her before I really get comfortable. Last I saw her she was wanderin’ ‘round the Falls. I think she’ll really like it here.” At least, he certainly hopes so. Perhaps after he finds Caesisus again, he can track down Zahra. Lord only knows where she is or what kind of trouble she'd gotten herself into while he was gone. Though he never considered himself her caretaker, he did have a certain kind of affection for the girl, and wanted her to be safe.