"You never have to tell me anything that you don't feel comfortable with sharing with me." Despite having said this, well, Hyarmenion had no plans to actively stop her. He realized that she had wanted to share this with him, and that had meant that he shouldn't have stopped her. While he didn't know if it was the most prudent thing to listen to, he figured that he might as well have done it all things considered. The elf wasn't asking to hear it after all.<br/><br/>None of this internal thinking left him prepared for what she had said, though. Taking the fruit gratefully, it looked like the elf was content to eat it. Nevertheless, he wasn't actually ready to interrupt her in the process. What she described wasn't exactly pleasant at all.<br/><br/>"I'm sorry, I never should have said what I had before about you more readily using your necromancy powers. If I had known then what I know now, in fact, I never would have even brought any of that stuff up, and for that I'm sorry." He lowered his head, hoping that she wasn't going to hold his previous commentary against him.<br/><br/>Regardless, he was soon looking into her eyes again. "At least know, if you please, that I am here for you if any pain seems to wish to bubble up all this time later. I assume, though, that at this point that is no longer much of an issue. You seem to have grown so strong because of all of this."