Shula shrugged, seeming to relax as Faelan spoke. It was a nice change of pace for her, for Faelan to be able to talk with her without his snarky comments or over shadowing what he said with spite. She wiped her eyes, glancing back at the river and letting the natural flow of It calm her. Ever since she had been taken back to the facility she realized she took moments like this for granted. It was almost a blessing to be out in nature again, just to watch water flow.<br/><br/>"I don't know, but try to bear it? I don't want to stay there for long actually. It wouldn't feel right to drag Thomas into this mess. The portal isn't too far off from here and I don't think it'll take long before the organization starts sending people after us." She stated, leaning back. She knew they would figure something out, but being in Gehenna of all places certainly didn't make anything easy on them. They would have to think about money first and foremost. They wouldn't be able to do anything or get anywhere without it. The woman didn't even have an idea of what they'd be able to do that suited both of their tastes. Faelan was still just a human, though Shula thought he could pass off as a ghost. And her? Well, she was an oddity enough. People often didn't know how to react to a half dragon hybrid among them. She doubted she'd be able to find any regular mundane work, not that she particularly cared for it anyway.