Klaus rolls his eyes as Obi-Wan guides his chin back over towards him, but it's mostly at himself. His expression softens and he leans in for the kiss, nodding a bit and giving Obi-Wan's knee a grateful squeeze. It's so easy for Klaus to get down on himself, despite the aloof, carefree persona he projects out to nearly everyone he meets. He's grateful that Obi-Wan sees through it and encourages him. He's grateful for so many things when it comes to Obi-Wan.

"So, if I want to meditate in the forest, I need my hot Jedi chaperone with me. Got it," he says with a smile. "And I would definitely be down for some yoga."

The car comes to a stop in a semi-circle of asphalt that appears to be a parking lot for hiking trails, and Klaus shakes his head in fond amusement as he slides out of the car and looks around. It's a beautiful day and he's wearing his boots, so a little walk through the woods won't be so bad. Not with this particular company, anyway.

"Lead the way, sensei," Klaus says, smiling as he turns toward Obi-Wan. He's still nervous about this whole thing, but he knows that he's in good hands. The best he's ever been in, really.