She cut her sandwich into two pieces, offering him one half while she bit into the other, listening, and then considering how to respond.

"It was terrifying." Not just odd, not even intimidating or concerning. It was absolutely terrifying and in very many ways that had yet to change. She couldn't seem to get a handle on how people spoke which was quite aggravating given how many books she had read and despite all the times she had daydreamed about going somewhere new and far away. "In fact, I was the one that nearly had a breakdown over the whole thing. To hear a story is one thing, to live even half of what has gone on?" She shook her head, "I think it almost drove me insane."

This was one of the very few matters that remained known but unspoken between herself and Nariko, who had accepted it all quite simply and with only the brief appearance of nightmares and sleeplessness. "I thought I would be so much happier if I was anywhere that people didn't know me, even if I could still see their fates."