"Thank you." The smile she gives him is a little thin -- yes, she has very much been carrying this alone for the past two months and more, but it's hard to relax that hold even a little. And she's never been good at admitting when she's feeling overwhelmed.

"They are," she confirms, happy to be on easier ground. "They're people who've been brought here by this world too, but they're unable to ever leave. So when we appear, they put us in these enclosures to try and figure out how we're able to leave, and to try and replicate it so everyone can." She doesn't sound happy about it, not in the least. "Supposedly it's all for our own protection, because not everyone who's stuck here likes the people who will disappear and go home, but that's a pretty stupid excuse, if you ask me."