Beverly
He's going to depend on the female to lead them out. There's Charizard, but the beast decided to let Aurore lead them the way. "You didn't have one in your life, too?" Leon asked about the dad part, while still looking ahead. He shines the light in his hand to the walls out of boredom but also out of distraction. "It must've been painful without a father figure."
Michael
She got a bit silent while walking forward having leading the way as she tried to remember a moment when she had her parents in her life "My father and mother were never really there in my life as their jobs were very busy. It was hard at first since all the kids in my school had their parents coming for them... But my grandparents were the one to teach me everything so it was okay, what about you? W-well only if your comfortable talking about it!" Her face reddened a bit at her shyness.
Beverly
Leon listened, and with how low she spoke, the only thing echoing around the cave is the slap of their feet against the cave floors. "At least you had a guardian anyway! Sometimes parents need to focus on jobs to support their kids, so you can't blame them!" He explains optimistically. But he's not really sure of Aurore's living conditions. There could be more to it. He was even more surprised when she asked of his experience since Leon spoke about it very subtly. "He's been working too," Leon replies a bit tense. He almost sounds angry. Thankfully, the mouth of the cave was coming into view, the light from the day shining into the darkness. "Oh! We found the exit after all!" He's glad for the distraction, and runs toward it. "Our set of feet have a mind for themselves!" They weren't that deep in, so there shouldn't have been much trouble to get out anyway.