She was surprised to have such questions asked so bluntly, taken aback a moment before she could even think of an answer. Thankfully Aster answered for them while she was still thinking of what to say.<br/><br/>Swallowing a lump in her throat, she finally did speak up. "This is the second time I've fallen into the Underground. Aster has been through three versions." The human told him, still keeping her hand holding the skeleton's for what support she could give.<br/><br/>She'd tried not to think of what she was missing, that 'happy ending' Aster mentioned would make her feel miserable at even the slightest thought. She'd been looking forwards to a new life with monsters, considering her old one hadn't been all that great, to say the least.<br/><br/>Looking over at the orange-clad skeleton she let her eyes wander over his face. The same with Sans the hint of a threat lay there, and the same lazy uncaring attitude. But unlike her Sans he didn't threaten them, didn't growl, didn't seem to be completely under his brother's thumb either. She didn't know how he compared to either of the skeleton brothers that Aster knew, but she felt like she could trust him at least a little.