She smiled at him as she heard his words. She knew he was right, that his words were true and they really did have the upper hand, but she still couldn't completely shake off her nerves. Part of it was the prospect of just being back in nearly a decade, not knowing what had changed in that time or if she'd spot people she knew. Part of her wanted to see those people from her past, but the rest didn't. She was surrounded by plenty of great people now, people she'd have in her life forever. She was going to reply, but sleep pulled her back under before she could. Del was normally pretty good ad not falling asleep during conversations when they'd lay like that unless it was quite late, so it was a bit out of character for her.<br/><br/>Del knew deep down that she was dreaming, but the setting seemed so real in her mind. To her, the fire was warm and inviting. As she watched the flames, something caught her eye and she peered over at it. She stared curiously at the little shadow, watching as it cautiously approached her and stuck its little hand out. Delphine crouched to be more on it's level and stretched her own hand out. She didn't touch the little shadow, now wanting to spook it, but she kept her hand out so it could come to her and discover her whenever it was ready. "It's alright, little fella," she told it softly, her voice seeming to echo around the clearing.