[This is a lot to take in all at once. She understands what he's saying, but there's a lot of moral issues she's quickly seeing a problem with. And more than that, she's having to figure out how he feels about his current sleeve predicament based on the tone of voice and way he's just described how things in his world work.

Suddenly, all his scars and marks on his body make sense. Sure, he's been through hell since arriving here. But there's more to it than that. And now she understands why.

She takes the bottle from him and is quiet as she thinks everything over. She manages to take a few drinks in the time it takes to decide what's most important to her here.]

So this was done to you against your will.

[Her tone is even, but her mouth's formed in a tight line. She'd stab a few people for doing anything to him against his will, not that he needs her to fight any battles for him. But she's protective of those she cares about, and now that he's someone she's fond of he's just going to have to get used to her caring and being protective.

And even as she feels a sense of wanting to keep him safe, she wonders how things like that work. If she could transfer herself into a body when it's finally her time to die. If she would even want to do something like that, considering-]

And the bodies that are used. Are they synthetic? Or are they real people who have this done to them against their will?