Sen nodded her thanks to her fellow passenger once he made his offer. "That would be helpful actually- and very much appreciated," she replied in her soft voice, "my station's Three Crown's Square.. which should be five stops from here".<br/><br/>Having given this answer she fell silent for a moment, listening to the sounds the train made as it began to move and watching as the station gradually slipped past the window. Despite the oddities of the train that had unsettled her earlier, the sounds of it starting to move, plus the presence of another passenger, were reassuring enough that she was almost at her ease once again. Then, returning her attention to the other things her companion had said- and the question he'd asked- she spoke again.<br/><br/>"Oh, you're from Tony's Uni? Me too!" Inwardly, Sen relaxed a little more at this revelation; there was something comforting about knowing she was with a fellow student. She tilted her head a little as she considered the other things he'd said.<br/><br/>"You're a grad then? Congratulations! I've only just begun my studies and there's so much to do already! What are.. um, were... you studying? And, um.. well, actually.. you sound kind of lucky parent-wise, having them leave you to take care of yourself. Mine fuss over me to this day! Also," Sen concluded with another small smile and a soft chuckle, "that is one advantage of being blind: It doesn't matter where you go, everyone and everything looks great!" So saying, Sen returned to a polite but attentive silence as she waited to find out what her fellow passenger might say in return, taking advantage of her unusual sight to observe him as she did so.<br/><br/>He seemed to have been a little disheartened when he'd learned she was blind- well, technically blind at least. About the standard knee-jerk, instinctive sympathetic reaction most people underwent when they realised, coupled with some introspection. More immediately important to Sen though, was that he appeared to harbour an interest of some kind in her. Perhaps it was simply due to the fact that she was the only other person in evidence upon the train, or that she was a stranger who had drifted into his world from outside the usual circles. Whatever the reason though, he was observing her with curiosity evident in his features. Taking an educated guess, Sen reasoned that he was attempting to discern if he'd seen her at the university before, since they now knew they attended the same one. Out of the blue, a rather embarrassing thought occurred to Sen: She was alone on a train, talking to a boy she'd only just met! She shook her head slightly to clear it of that thought, grateful that the colouring of her fur concealed the brief blush that had appeared on her cheeks. Mercifully, she wasn't prone to many thoughts like those, but on the odd occassion they did make their way into her head, they did nothing for her already-shy disposition!<br/><br/>Forcing the rogue thought firmly to the back of her mind, Sen continued to discreetly watch her travelling companion. If the activity in his aura was anything to go by, then Sen would be inclined to believe that he was trying to take something of a measure of her, figure her out. Maybe even guess what she might be studying and if they'd ever crossed paths before, whilst taking notes for future reference. With that in mind, Sen made an inspired guess of her own and spoke once more in her soft voice as she asked another question.<br/><br/>"You can tell me if I'm being nosy or overly-inquisitive if you like," she informed him, "but, um... were you studying business by any chance?"