Let's compare "I don't want you" to "I'm not letting letting you" - the former's a want but the latter's a clearcut declaration of intent. STOP! I'm not letting YOU in lylo. The statement calls for action - throwing lylo in, doesn't that lean forceful and protective of that phase?... it's likely you'll answer no judging by your push but I'm answering yes, hence my idea of possessive lylo. Why such certainty in the declaration of his actions?...
OMG and another!:
That word, "Still"... the phrase reads as though Ryu is the guardian of lylo himself

that's an exageration, but again why such certainty in his declaration?... he could drop dead for all he should know as a townie at the mercy of the scummies.
So I asked myself regarding his turn of phrase D1 that does this imply beneath the surface that he intends to stick around to fulfil his actions? that is, to make sure Chibo isn't getting to lylo? Does he know he's surviving NKills? Did he slip? Hence, and for the billionth time

, it's something I wanted looking into and certainly not something I would lynch Ryu exclusively for, but something I wanted looking into.