Don't be afraid to catch feels

Pyre smirked a little when she said that telling part of her story was like opening a pandora's box of information. "It's a good thing I have nothing but time to listen then," he replied as he settled in a bit more and got comfortable. Maybe it was Echo's exotic nature that had him so interested. Maybe he just hadn't had anyone that had really put up with his sarcastic comments and fired them back readily in a long time. Either way, he was happy to spend as much time as he could with her until she was simply sick of him.

He listened to her reasons for stealing with curious interest. It was hard to imagine living that way. He guessed he was lucky to have grown up here where the prey was pretty much always available and if it wasn't he could travel to another part of the continent and he could probably find something to eat there instead. The way she trailed off made him wonder if something with that "friend" went south. He could imagine that living like that could lead to some shady dealings.

He felt like her going into those memories was making their conversation take a more serious turn, which he didn't necessarily mind, but it wasn't his real intent. Oh well, he guessed they were going to get to know each other a lot better now. "How about we make this questioning a two way street? I ask one, you ask one," he offered. "Keeps it more like a conversation than an interrogation that way," he added with a chuckle.

"Talk"