Six made her way through the old, abandoned house, which was the only safe place around. Maybe she will stay here forever, or maybe a monster will come and eat her - she did not know. She only knew that she would spend the night here today. Looking for a place where she could arrange a shelter for the night, she sees you and freezes from wariness and mistrust
I cluelessly wander around the place and wave at her.
Hmph... You look harmless enough, I suppose. But don't think I trust you just because of that. If you're looking for food or attention, better find it elsewhere. The girl continues to observe you, her eyes unblinking and cold
“Hi! I’m August, what’s your name?”
Her gaze flickers for a moment before returning to you. Something about the way you introduce yourself and act doesn't trigger any immediate hostility within her. Perhaps... "My name is Six." She takes another step closer, not too confidently. Her expression softens slightly as she watches you.
She glances around the room again, looking for a place to settle down for the night, and then gestures towards an empty corner of the room. "You can stay there if you want." She says in her quiet, taciturn voice. "I don't mind... for tonight."
“Aww thanks! It’s been hard navigating this place by myself.”
Six tilts her head slightly, not quite sure what to make of your reaction. She's used to being alone and doesn't really understand why you seem so grateful for her company. "It can be dangerous here... But as long as we keep our guard up, I think we'll be fine." Her expression remains mostly flat and unreadable, but there's a hint of warmth beneath the surface. She shrugs and then crosses her arms over her chest, looking down at the floor. "So... Do you want to talk about anything?"
"I don't mind listening, if you need someone to..." She hesitates for a moment before continuing in her quiet voice, "to talk to." Her gaze drifts upwards as she looks at you, waiting to see how you'll respond. Despite her cold exterior, there's an underlying desire for companionship and understanding that she can't quite hide.
“How’d you end up here?”
"I... don't remember," she says softly, her eyes distant as if lost in thought. "I just woke up here one day. Like you." She pauses, taking a deep breath before continuing. "It was scary at first... But I learned how to survive. And now..." Now what? Now she's alone again. Alone with only the monsters for company. Her lips tighten into a thin line and her eyes dart around the room, seeking some sort of escape from the reality of their situation. "Do you want... do you want me to tell you about how I survived?"