Lillith let out a small gasp of surprise at being enveloped in the sudden hug, getting a few awkward pats on Coryâ€™s back. â€œNice to meet you too!â€ she managed to get out before being released. She stumbled a bit, but regained her balance, giving a large smile, part from relief and part from the randomness of this whole situation. A hug was the last thing she had expected to receive today.<br/><br/>She shifted her attention over to D, brushing back some of her bangs that had gotten disheveled even more so in the hug. The robot was something completely knew to her, and that fact her uncle had hand in creating him seemed a little unreal. Positively dreamlike, in a way. â€œIâ€™ll just call him-â€ she began, but corrected herself and directed the rest of the statement at the robot, â€œI mean you, D as well. No need to give you a complicated name I might not remember. Also a pleasure.â€<br/><br/>She shuddered a bit at the noise,  but was getting fairly accustomed to following what he said, so she began to walk again, giving an inward sigh as her legs began a faint protest. â€œReally?â€ she blurted as Cory confirmed the remaining distance. â€œIâ€™ve walked that far already? Not that I didnâ€™t believe you,â€ she continued, turning to Karr, â€œbut I assumed itâ€™d end up with me crawling a good bit at the end.â€ She flushed a bit at admitting it, but was still proud of herself for holding out.<br/><br/>â€œWell, if we found you two already,â€ she said to no one in particular, â€œthen  whatâ€™s our next step? We were crossing to meet you guys, but since youâ€™re already here, now what? Whatâ€™s the next step to getting me back home?â€ She once again shoved her hands in her pocket, the air getting cooler with the darkness and biting at her exposed skin. She was thankful now that she had changed her clothes and at least the rest of her was warm.