She smiled sympathetically, not at all phased by the initial hostility in his tone. She brought another light from her bag out and set it on the ground, illuminating the room enough to where they could clearly see each other. She walked over and sat against the wall next to him, sure to give enough space so he didn't feel uncomfortable. She took notice of his unease with her and didn't want to change his intentions. She brought her bag over with her and started digging through it. "Don't be sorry, it's been a rough few years, I get it." She says softly, eventually pulling out a small packet, looking to her right and handing it to him. "No need to trade, consider this a 'thank you' for not killing me," she says with a smile, crossing her legs.<br/><br/>She had noticed his mind wander, but didn't say anything about it as she tangled her fingers together in her lap and sighed deeply, leaning her head back against the wall. "Alright...well," she sighs "I've spent the past three years with The East-Side...I don't know how much you've heard of them, but they aren't good people." Madison cleared her throat, looking over to him "I had brought my sister there, we were running out of food and she was getting sick, so I took her there hoping that they would help her like they say they do, you know? I thought they were trying, but I was very, very wrong."  She plays with the photo from earlier in her lap, ending her sentence with a sad smile before looking back over to him "They killed her. They don't help people, they find sick people too much of a responsibility. I found out what they did and they didn't want me to tell anyone, but they didn't kill me. I don't know why but... anyways, they kept me there for three years, and uh, they did a lot..." she trails off, the raw emotion radiating off her. "Long story short, I managed to get out and have been on my own,  'running' from them ever since." She ends with a nod, trying to ease the uncomfort of the story by clearing her throat and dusting off her legs.<br/><br/>"What about you? What brings you to this oasis of a hole?" She asks, gesturing to the cave.