"No promises." Blue joked, her lips pulling into a smirk as she let out a gentle laugh. It was good to still laugh in these times. When Lex made an effort to move out of the way, she didn't hesitate to squeeze past him, taking his hand as she climbed over him and onto the other side. "Okay, come on." She instructed, beginning to make her way forward. She paused after a couple of moments to ensure Lex was behind her and moving before she carried on.<br/><br/>The tunnel was long, endless and dark. She hated the dark. Something about not knowing what was in front of her made her uneasy, her jaw clenched tight as she kept imagining a Realian just appearing from the darkness. A hand instinctively went to her gun, making sure it was still there and she hadn't lost it whilst climbing up the crates. It was. She'd be okay.<br/><br/>Thankfully her companion brought her out of her paranoid-mind. "My name." She answered bluntly and then sighed, as she realised it may have been a little<span style="font-style: italic">too</span>blunt. But she'd heard the question enough times that it was an immediate response. "It's uh, a nickname." She answered, clearing her throat. She hated her full name,<span style="font-style: italic">Bluebell</span>, who names a kid Bluebell? Did her parents want her to be picked on in school or something? She was determined that it didn't suit her, and despite her best efforts her parents continued to call her by her full name until her father finally kicked her out. Now she was in a world where no one knew who she was. The one positive from that was that she could insist on being called Blue instead.