Lula
"Well, hopefully you get them out eventually."

*After saying that, he would then think about their current game, with him leaning down a little bit, alongside him looking down at the cards they have out.*

"Say, you need any help with your game? Im up to take part to help"
Rachel
"Well, it usually takes time. Solitaire is like a puzzle, but you have to work on getting all the pieces available rather than assembling it."

He'd say, glancing up at Mark for a second before looking back at his deck of cards,

"I wouldn't say I need help, but if you'd like to play a few rounds of a different card game, I'd be happy to shuffle the deck and deal."
Lula
*When told how solitair was mainly a puzzle, markus would understand since he had to face a few puzzles with his training back in his old world, alongside the one of waht was happening at that time before the end.*

"That may be fair, depending on how it works."

*After saying that, he would be given the offer to partake in some other card game, with him at first thinking that he may not have time... Though maybe to get his mind off things it may not hurt, with him grabbing a seat and sitting across.*

"Suppose it wouldnt hurt."
Rachel
"Yeah, it's kind of more like a self-assembling puzzle, I guess. Once all the pieces can be placed, you've won."

Haza would comment on the nature of Solitaire as a game before watching Markus sit across from him. His eyes would seem to light up slightly as his cards just all floated up and the deck began to shuffle itself,

"Great to hear you're on board, stranger. Want a more casual game, or perhaps something that'll test your poker face?"
Lula
"Hm, sounds like a true challenge of the mind, prehaps that knowledge can be used in some way outside of games?"

*Once spoken, mark would take into mind the type of game, with him thinking maybe to test his knowledge, though hasnt played any card games in his youth so it may be smart to try casual.*

"I will admit, i never done any card games before... So maybe casual to begin with?"
Rachel
"Casual, huh? Alright. How does Go Fish sound?"

He'd ask as he pulled five cards from the deck face-down, and handed them to Markus,

"Basically, we take turns trying to guess if we have a certain number or face card. If we're wrong, we draw a card, if we're right, the other person has to give up their card. First to lose their hand wins, or whoever otherwise has the most pairs wins."
Lula
*When told how go fish could work, he would take it all into account, with this possibly being his best introduction as he would get himself ready for his opening hand.*

"Alright then, so make sure to simply get matches of each card in your hand currently to make sure your hand gets lowered quickly. If im understanding it right."
Rachel
"Exactly. There's another game like this, but it's better with a group of people, particularly friends that'll get mad at you."

He'd chuckle at the idea of playing uno with a bunch of folks in Traverse Town as he drew his hand,

"That's a game for another time, though. Too much negativity could make those freaks try to cash in and we aren't even making any bets."
Lula
"Sounds like something that even though tension gets hot everyone laughs it off, i sort of remember some cases before my world...'vanished'..."

*After saying that, he would draw his own hand, with him planning to try his best with this being his first game... Though most likely still gonna try to play smart.*

"So... Who should go first?
Rachel
"Yeah. Gets people yelling, but good folks will just shrug it off."

He'd say, moving his eyes up from his hand of cards to look at Markus as he mentioned how his world disappeared,

"Ah, another refugee, hm? You must have a heavy burden on your shoulders. Go ahead and take the first turn, spin some tales if it puts you at ease."

Haza seemed to have strangely become older... Or at least he spoke as such. He hadn't ever traveled out of Traverse Town before, nor had he really thought of it, but his years growing up and seeing people come and go and the stories his parents told got him to take a new, and perhaps wiser, perspective on the strangers he meets.