<span style="font-family: 'Didact Gothic', 'sans-serif'">Hanz listened to her speak, it was the very least he could do since she was sort of running for her life here and he had  for all intents and purposes been less than helpful. He stood tall, looming down, peering at her as she sat on the edge of the chair. She was restless, untrusting, she didn't need words to convey that, her actions spoke volumes. A twinge of guilt panged his heart, but he refused to show emotion to the fact that he felt sorry for what he did. He had come as close as he was going to to giving her an apology. As she described that the person she was missing was her mate a lot more things made sense, that would be a great deal of grief and loss to deal with, even with his lack of compassion he could see that much. <br/>
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Watching her tell the story was interesting, there was a lot of pain that flashed in her eyes when she talked about the deaths that happened when the males and females were finally able to see each other and form bonds. None of what she said surprised him, if the experiments on her were anything similar to the experiments on him then there were some animal instincts involved and that generally does not end well in the situation she was talking about. When she was done, looking up at him again, or up at least, he looked down at her. <br/>
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When his voice came forward it was as soft as the big man could make it, "pack mentality, or at least that is my theory, it would explain the sudden fights for dominance, leader of the pack so to speak, fights for affection, the quick bonding afterward, and the immense pain you feel now. It is a big reason the Nazi's didn't let anyone else near me, they didn't want me to become attached, and while I now see why, I also understand the benefits, to some degree."<br/>
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Hanz looked down at her while slowly inching toward the edge of the bed to sit down. The bed creaked a little bit, the mattress sunk where his ass placed itself, and the big man reached his hands forward to rest them on her knees. "What do you know of the experiments that made you? I know this can be difficult to talk about, and if you want to do it another time then so be it, but it may be helpful to understanding things. It may, just may, be worthwhile to break back in, did up information. Not right away, when we are prepared, better equipped, maybe with more of you?"</span>