Now she smiles again, small and still a little concerned about him but at least able to move on from it and focus on something that might be less depressing.

"That explains it," she says. "You feel different in the Force, but not in the way other species from my universe do."

There isn't really a word for it that she's aware of, it's just that he feels distinct to her, just Blue, and that's good enough for her for now. It isn't every day that her usual thirst for answers and knowledge is so easy to put aside but it isn't so much of a struggle, for now at least, not when he clearly needs rest still.

"I should go, but I do have one more question," she tells him, and then... immediately hesitates. What she's got on her mind is something difficult for her to consider, something that still carries more negative connotations than positive ones, but isn't that a good reason to try to overwrite those bad memories with better ones?

"When you first came in, I heard you say Finn's name," she starts off, slow and careful as she tries to sort through the feelings warring in her heart. "If you can speak mind to mind - if it's easier for you to do that, we... can. Could. It's something I can do."