It did not escape her notice that she was being observed, mostly by Mika, who she suspected was worried about her mental state, but also by the captain, though his seemed more suspicious. She let out a long, slow breath, that almost resembled a contented sigh, although proper etiquette wouldn’t allow to to actually lean back, relax and do just that. The food had been good, not that she had paid it much mind, being the sort of person that took food as nourishment when she had to, and only when she was reminded to, half the time. The cocoa however pleasantly surprised her, as she’d been preparing herself for the usual coffee that most people prefered at such occasions. Once in a while she drank it, when eating a particularly sweet desert, it’s bitterness a good complement. But she honestly considered tea the superior beverage for throughout the day caffeine fixes.<br/><br/>As people started to excuse themselves, she turned her attention back to the captain, nodding. “Oh yes, please. I am positively exhausted.” she murmured graciously, before thanking the others for their generosity and hospitality. She flashed Mika a smile, grateful that the woman had insisted she eat with the rest of them. She hadn’t realized just how much she’d need the presence of other living people after all she’d been through. Being alone to collect her thoughts probably wouldn’t have worked out as well as she’d thought.