Despite Blue's best efforts to not be nosy, she couldn't particularly help listening to the conversation that echoed through the small tunnel they sat in, her brows knitting together in a frown at the topic. Her head quickly shot to Lex when she heard the words,<span style="font-style: italic">'She's gone.'</span>Shit. Her heart sank, even if she didn't know their mother, it was still a loss she was sure they probably weren't ready for. A loss she could relate to, even if circumstances were vastly different to when she experienced it.<br/><br/>But Lex seemed... Okay. Well, he seemed to managed to stay focused on the situation at hand, at least. A trait she admired in most. It was one she liked to think she also possessed, to stay strong on the outside even if she felt like she was falling apart on the inside. Hm.<br/><br/>But the conversation seemed to take a turn, their mother wasn't dead, she was just.. not present. That wasn't good, and despite wanting to stay kind, she couldn't help herself. She liked to say it how it is. "She's probably been taken." She murmured, a hint of sympathy in her tone as she blurted it out. But it was true - if people weren't killed, they were taken. No survivors. That had always been the way.<br/><br/>That didn't seem to stop the brothers from wishing to meet up in their house. The blonde sighed but moved to get on her all fours, tying her jumper around her waist before she nudged Lex. "Do you want me to go before or after you?" She asked. She didn't have<span style="font-style: italic">any</span>experience with the blind, but she was trying her best. He seemed pretty capable even with his disability. She wondered how long he'd been without his sight... How did it happen? Questions for another time - if they made it out of here alive.