He supposes it's fair to be worried; especially under these circumstances. They have no way to guarantee that they'll make it; that anyone will make it.
But then again; they have no way to tell if anything that they heard is true at all. The Void Ministry claims a great many dangers, but Esteban has not met anyone from it personally; wouldn't even be able to confirm if they are saying the truth, or lying entirely to their faces. There is so much hearsay and question marks and keep away signs that it simply feels like a giant door they are told not to touch, not even to know what lies beyond it.
"The train offered," he eventually manages, trying to piece his own thoughts together at once. "From what I get, it should be fine. You get t' wake up home, an' see your nephews again."
And that's what he's not understanding from Amaya. She misses them; he knows she does. And-- and as he understands it, her family is at the center of her being. They talked about home and travelling and weather and countries, but there was a softness in her eyes for her nephews, for her family that he has yet to see at any other point in their conversation.
{You, heart-hurt, your, family, you} He signs it as a statement, not as a question. He's much too worried about her to make any mention of her own question towards him, though. He'll be fine!
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But then again; they have no way to tell if anything that they heard is true at all. The Void Ministry claims a great many dangers, but Esteban has not met anyone from it personally; wouldn't even be able to confirm if they are saying the truth, or lying entirely to their faces. There is so much hearsay and question marks and keep away signs that it simply feels like a giant door they are told not to touch, not even to know what lies beyond it.
"The train offered," he eventually manages, trying to piece his own thoughts together at once. "From what I get, it should be fine. You get t' wake up home, an' see your nephews again."
And that's what he's not understanding from Amaya. She misses them; he knows she does. And-- and as he understands it, her family is at the center of her being. They talked about home and travelling and weather and countries, but there was a softness in her eyes for her nephews, for her family that he has yet to see at any other point in their conversation.
{You, heart-hurt, your, family, you} He signs it as a statement, not as a question. He's much too worried about her to make any mention of her own question towards him, though. He'll be fine!