O.o ... It was like he was taking care of plants, except the inverse. It was a strange and fairly morbid situation, yet she did her best to persist and not let it bother her too much.<br/><br/>"You talk to them, and they talk to you? About MANY things? I just have a hard time imagining them wanting to say anything other than 'let me out' or other... more hurtful things..."  She said, surprised by the idea they would actually hold a conversation. Perhaps, if it was one of those things where they had nothing better to do and were desperate enough to talk with anybody, even their 'captor' to put it kindly.<br/><br/>When he talked about his surprise that she tagged along, she did pause to consider it for a moment before jokingly replying, "Yeah, well... to be fair, you all were pretty BAD at it."  She said with a laugh thinking back to how they were all scurrying around the cave and getting tangled up in each other. "I don't know... I guess I don't really have anything better to do... maybe an adventure will actually lead me to some sort of purpose or accomplishment like you were talking about." He then spoke about Seydon's home. It didn't quite sound as carefree and extravagant as she'd originally imagined. "... W-well... sharks aren't exactly known for eating mice, so... who knows?" She said, trying to play off his concern, or whatever the warning could be classified as. "Well..." She said, hopping up preparing to move again. "I think maybe I'll hit the supplies and see what sort of potions and brews I can conjure up with all this stuff. I can even teach some of the others a trick or two. It was, um... INTERESTING, talking with you. Bye!" She said with a cheery conclusion as she began to hop and climb her way back down to the deck before heading inward to check out their supplies more thoroughly, and maybe offer some magic lessons to the others if they were interested.