[He's not sure how he's supposed to react to that. His initial response is pity, sympathy for someone who must have lived a terrible childhood to be locked away for so long. But she doesn't seem too cut up about it, so perhaps that was just how her people lived? Perhaps they all lived underground because above ground is dangerous somehow?
The silence elongates, only broken by the crunch of compacted snow and ice being moved aside to create a rough shelter.]
I guess it must be kind of amazing to see the snow then, huh?
[Deadly? Yes. But also amazing, he knows he would feel that way if he became capable of sensing cold again.]
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The silence elongates, only broken by the crunch of compacted snow and ice being moved aside to create a rough shelter.]
I guess it must be kind of amazing to see the snow then, huh?
[Deadly? Yes. But also amazing, he knows he would feel that way if he became capable of sensing cold again.]