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.]

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[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.