A nod. Oscar understood these variables all too well. Although he was glad for Kanon's existence in a physical presence, he knew that it was likely a situation similar to what he currently shared with Ozpin. Although they were two bodies, a part of them would always be linked in a manner that was inseparable.

"Regardless of how it works, I'll happily help both you and Kanon. Just tell me where you want me to be. You should know enough about my capabilities to have ideas about that already."

After all, anyone who had spent any time in the Clockhouse would have noticed Oscar's tendency towards mimicking the body language of a certain wizard whose shadow stretched longer than anyone else's in the house in the moments when he wasn't consciously monitoring himself. The odd, unsettling stillness was unmistakable-- as was it's similarity to the wizard Sayo had threatened at gunpoint.