Heh. He gives her a light nudge, arm to arm. "Is it your time to mother me? But I'm alright." He doesn't rush to say it, but it's content too, nothing trying to be covered up. "Being in that place with that fake life, it reminded me of my old one a little bit, but it was just... weird. There's no cities like that anymore back home."

Except Bevelle, but even then, he can't think of getting to live like that again.

"I guess I've gotten used to the idea of being stuck on a train," he says with mirth, like a joke. But it's not untrue, either. "What a boring way to live!"