She frowned slightly at his change in demeanor and raised an eyebrow, watching him move away from her. “It wasn’t a wile, it was a joke...sorry.” She sighed and ran her fingers through her tangled hair, combing through the locks and letting them fall over her neck. She glanced over at him and back to the ground “people take what they want anyway, doesn’t matter if you say no.” She muttered to herself, watching out the cave entrance. It was still dark, and the chill had picked up. She shivered slightly, as she always did when it was dark, and rubbed her arms. Her jacket was warm enough, but she was sitting at the mouth of the cave, and the coldness nipped her there. She moved a little further into the cave, wanting to avoid the elements. She picked up her head when he spoke, listening to his words and shrugging. “Never had much to laugh about as was. I’m not sure that I can Blame it on fate. If I belive in fate then I have to believe that it was fate that I lost my mom, fate that the world ended, fate that my sister was murdered, and that...that makes it worse. So even if it was...I dont know.” She spoke softly, looking at the ground in front of her.<br/><br/>She turned her head up from her fixation on the floor and met his eyes, occasionally looking elsewhere, but back to him. She returned his smile and looked back down, playing with a rock. “Don’t thank me, being a decent human shouldn’t be something that someone gets thanked for. But..if we turn into monsters, then maybe the world is better off... I dont Want to be a monster, and I won’t, so don’t thank me.” She looked back up to him, nodding and wrapping her arms around herself. “Just be happy you haven’t lost yourself, either.” She admitted to herself that she would be sad to see him go, that she would have to leave. As much as he seemed to get along with her, he expected her to leave anyways. So she convinced herself not to get attached, and scooted a little further into the cave for warmth.