She felt his hand as it came up to grasp her chin and pull it towards him. Her tears obvious to him now. She looked down away from him, a bit ashamed at her weakness, only to look up surprised when she felt the roughness of his thumb smoothing away the tears. They could not understand each other verbally yet, but there was a deeper ingrained understanding.<br/><br/>When he told her that he was here with her, it sunk into her soul that she was no longer alone. Tears came again and she wished to hide them, placing her fingers over her eyes to keep them from being squeezed out. But the warm salty droplets flowed over his fingers. She wasn't alone here anymore. But to show him she wasn't upset with his presence she repeated his gesture. "Jrax'deer... here, Ama... here. Two." She stated, making the same gestures only to hold up two fingers this time.<br/><br/>After a few minutes, she wiped away the last of the tears and breathed deeply, her fingers finding his own, pulling out the pointer finger. Then she set about the work of making the translation system working. "Let's start to talking Jrax'deer. I have the feeling we have more to talk about then can be said in even a hundred days."<br/><br/>Using his finger she pointed to her feet first. "Feet. Ama's Feet. Jrax'deer's feet. Hands..." She started talking, hoping he would figure out to begin repeating his language what each item was, and patiently spent the next few hours going over each item in her tree-house ship.<br/><br/>"Jrax'deer. I am Amadalia, and this is my ship."  She said softly, and watched as the translator began to work out what she said to him in his own language.