The girl had to admit, she quite enjoyed his little friendly touches. Perhaps that was the attention-seeking side of her shining through. Though to be honest the boy did apologise a lot, usually over unnecessary things. "It's alright," she assured him, scanning the surroundings with fascination. "I think this place is worth the walk." She flashed him a small grin before continuing her visual observation of the ruins. Her eyes trailed through every crack and crevice in the stone as she examined the faded colours and markings upon the rock. Strange indeed. Where did this all come from?
Of course he would ask how she was feeling - she kind of expected that inquiry. After all, it hadn't been long since they had arrived in Fiori and she was the one who had left her family behind as a result of it. Sometimes she wondered what was happening in the gulley, if everything was how she left it. "Fine, I guess," she answered with a shrug, wanting to put more words in her response. There wasn't much more she could add. Occasionally she felt a bit homesick, but those feelings didn't bother her and would surely pass as she adjusted herself. "How have you been feeling?" She couldn't but to chuckle as she turned the question back on him.
