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Fingers caressed the arrow at her neck when thinking about how she and Kidana were 'drifting'. She didn't have the weapon's memories but the revenant could certainly access her thoughts with a fair bit of ease! Then again, Ki was supposed to. For better or for worse the bow was her literal spirit guide through Deus. There were the other hunters but at the end of the day, in a life or death situation, Kidana might be all she had.

Closing her fist around the pendant Cami smiled in a way that wasn't teasing, or flirtatious, just happy. "Yeah. Ki's a bit of a pain sometimes when she's feeling prissy but she's got a good sense of humor. And I know she's just trying to keep me alive. You have to think it's rough on them when the person they're working with dies. I guess it happens more often than you'd think." Superheroes didn't die much and if they did, well, they came back. A lot.

Somehow she didn't think they would have that luxury.

"Down the hall, just start peeking into unlocked doors until you find the one you're looking for. There's a lot to explore but it's not really my thing. Too dark." Kicking her boots off, she sighed. "Boredom is definitely not a thing that happens here."

Starting a bit the redhead nearly tipped herself off the bed with how quickly she sat up. Oddly touched by the offer to keep watch in the dark basement until she woke up, she chewed thoughtfully on the inside of her lip. "I think they know, like we know, when there's something Halloween-y around but that's about it. I just..." Feeling lame, horribly exposed, and wishing for once in a long time that her mother were here Cami shook her head. "It's dumb. I need to grow up and that's part of why I came here." Yet she seemed a lot more kindly disposed towards the odd Jasper than a few minutes before.

Looking at the boxes in her room her mind poked through a few ideas. Immediately she discarded all of them; while it would be nice to have a roommate and she was sure Jasper wouldn't be boring company, she barely knew the guy. They'd just met! "I appreciate it though. Maybe keep your door open while you're up to make sure nothing sneaks into my room?"

For the first time in a long time as she lie on her hard basement bed Cami could feel her eyes dragging shut. Having secured the promise of someone who would be watching over her (whether he actually did it or not) she felt secure enough to close her eyes and sleep. It wasn't that she wanted to be rude and get Jasper out of her room! It was simply that she was so worn out by nightmares, by the sounds in the basement, by her own paranoia that she was exhausted.

It seemed that the Moon trainee's wisdom about growing stronger were only half-heard by the flamboyant young woman stretched out, and now asleep. She hadn't even bothered to take off her coat, only pulling the blanket tightly around her like a burrito wrapper, staying as close to the wall as possible, back to it. It probably looked pathetic but, thankfully, Milly wasn't conscious enough to care.