Teraida's eyes opened as she responded in kind about being taught. This pleased him some as he turned to look at her. Something about pillow talk always brought out his better side. He watched as she spoke of her parents, understanding the sadness that surfaced. Suddenly the walls she had made for herself had broken, and he could see the truth. He nodded some and laid on his back with his eyes closed."You must have really loved them." He said softly after a few seconds of silence. It suddenly made sense what drove her to such lengths. He wasn't sure of her reasons, but was sure he knew the fire in her.<br/><br/>"I never met my parents.... Or rather, I didn't know them long enough to grow such a bond. I have been on my own for many years..." He said softly, closing his eyes as he remembered his mother and fathers face, but even that memory was beginning to fade from him. It wouldn't be long until he didn't remember anything about them. He was saddened by this thought, but slowly pushed the thought out of his head as he turned to her."So, Fay... How did you get here? They catch you killing that wooden dummy?" He asked, clearly joking as to the reason, but laid back and waited for a response, unsure if she would answer or not. At the very least, he was trying to make conversation. He wanted to get to know his teammate. Bonds made on the battle field were the strongest, and everywhere in this place was a battle field. At least this ally was easy on the eyes.