"Not as weird as it must be for you." Blue laughed, expertly dodging the question about herself. She was<span style="font-style: italic">fine</span>. The blonde just had to remind herself every now and then that at least she had shelter, warmth and food. That was a lot more then most had. But as he started the conversation she decided to roll over onto her side to face him, pushing some stray strands of hair off of his face.<br/><br/>"Looks like you have some part of your old life back. That must feel good." She hummed, propping her elbow up and resting her head on her hand. "Maybe we'll be able to figure this puzzle out easier with Dicen around."<br/><br/>She paused to think for a moment. What would she even want from her old life now? Money was no value. All of her pretty dresses and shoes would be lovely, but they'd get dirty and broken so fast there'd be no use for them. She missed her old home, the pool, the gardens. But even that would be an overgrown mess with no power or electricity, or it would still house her father. She wasn't sure which was worse. No, it would seem that she didn't really miss anything from her old life. At least not enough to pursue it. And with that thought in mind, she pulled a blanket over herself and settled down against the warmth of Lex's body.