[Though she frowns at Xion's sudden change of tone, she understands the girl's frustration. If someone had told her her friends--her family--were gone but didn't know how long, she'd be angry too. She gets it.

Still, she doesn't know. Didn't bother to keep track or find out to spare her heart another set of losses. Is it a selfish reasoning? Sure. Is it wrong of her to act that way? She doesn't think so. She's just so tired of loss that she's stopped trying. Suddenly, what Leon said over two years ago makes all the sense in the world.]

I'm sorry you had to find out this way. [she is, but before anything more can be said on that topic, she presses on. Keep moving forward. Don't look back.]

I have Thundaga. I'll send him back when I reach a Center. Shouldn't take long.