Just made the account. So, voice-testing and nervousness I guess.

[littlesurvivor]

Are you...sure about this? Are you sure Lee will be here?

It's okay though. You don't need to be so nervous, it's just me! I know you're not sure about these 'games', but you said Lee was at at least one you know of. So I'm sure things can't be that bad, right? I wouldn't want to go anywhere without him. We have to stick together, like he said. But I can still see him here, at least.

[Even if her mun doesn't have any particular plans to app her anywhere at the moment.]

Comments

[tibetanpeople]

[Cooper is simultaneously childish and mature. He gets that kinda look a lot.]

Ah. Something dangerous go occur that you had to leave home?

[littlesurvivor]

[While Lee and the others try, they are not immune to Clem's 'yeah right' looks either. Or reprimanding if she feels the need. She blows on the hot chocolate before taking a sip and answering.]

Yeah, it...wasn't safe, so we left to try and find my parents at Savannah.

[tibetanpeople]

Ah. Savannah. I've heard they have some beautiful oak trees.

I assume things went downhill from there?

[littlesurvivor]

[A nod.] It seems like it, sometimes. But at least I'm not alone anymore. Lee and I found some other people to stick with now.

[tibetanpeople]

A family of sorts, huh? I remember I made myself a surprisingly good friend in this Northwestern town... but I digress.

Were these people friendly? If not that, just nice to be around?

[littlesurvivor]

I guess it's sort of like another family. We try and look out for each other now we're all together. And Ben has been really nice to me.

[tibetanpeople]

It's good to have friends who help each other out. In my opinion, they're the best kind of friend to have.

[littlesurvivor]

They are. I'm glad Lee found me and we met up with them. I wouldn't like to still be stuck in the treehouse back home.

[tibetanpeople]

Treehouses tend to lose their appeal when it's just one person.

[Pause.]

Mostly. How's the hot cocoa?

[littlesurvivor]

They do. But at least it was safe up there for the meantime until Lee came and found me.

It's good! Especially with the marshmallows.

[tibetanpeople]

...Safe from what?

Marshmallows tend to improve things. Except perfection. Like a cup of black coffee.

[littlesurvivor]

From the walkers. My babysitter got bitten by one, that's why I went and hid in the tree house form her.

So you don't have milk?

[tibetanpeople]

Walkers?

[No, scratch that. He put the pieces together from the bitten comment.]

I see. That's... a very dangerous situation. I'm glad to hear you manages to escape safely.

Nope. There's nothing in the world quite like a cup of black coffee.

[littlesurvivor]

Yeah. There was a message from my parents, they're still in Savannah, so Lee and I are trying to figure how to get there and find them to see if they are okay.

[tibetanpeople]

I hope you find your parents. You're very brave despite everything you've no doubt been through.

[He hopes that didn't sounds condescending. He really does admire Clementine's bravery from just the small snippets of backstory he's heard.]

[littlesurvivor]

I hope so too. Well, my mun has finished the game so she knows what happens. We've all been through a lot, really. I don't know if I would be so brave if I didn't have Lee helping me.

[It's not condescending, Clementine tries to believe the best in people in her youthful optimism and innocence.]

[tibetanpeople]

Having others around usually helps with the bravery. "Strength in numbers" as they say.

[littlesurvivor]

Right! That's why it's better for us to stick together in a group back home.

[tibetanpeople]

I can't imagine dealing with the things I have without the people around me. I guess it would be a lot worse in your situation.