Celeste sighed. "I don't... care." She whispered and shook her head, closing her eyes. "I don't care." She closed them tighter at that though. Why don't I care?! "I'm sorry I just... need to clear my head." She said and got up. "Just... ignore me alright. My head is..." She shook it again as Dazi furiously tried to steal those thoughts away from her. Celeste walked out of the cabin, needing air.

Sev frowned and leaned back. He had no idea what he had just said to upset her...if anything. She didn't care...neither did he really past self preservation. He shrugged and cracked his neck.

***

Daveth got to his feet and nearly tripped again. But he gathers himself again and walked out of the pond. "I nearly dropped my lucky nickle." He grinned at her, holding the shining coin up. "I got it though."

Saber smiled and nodded. "Good," she said lightly. "I'm glad."
Hixon turned at the sound of the door again, and watched Celeste walk out. He glanced to Saber, but she seemed perfectly fine with the soldier... He walked over to her. "Are you alright?" he asked gently.

Celeste shook her head as she kept walking. "No.. No..." She closed her eyes for a moment. "I don't know..." She said quietly and opened them again, looking down at her feet.

Daveth tried to wipe some mud off his face. "Do you think Sev has a bath?" He thought out loud. The pond smelt terrible...therefore so did he. Artur always made sure he was squeaky clean and kept good hygene. It was ingrained.

Saber smiled and shrugged. "I suppose you could go ask him," she said gently. At least he seemed to be in a little better mood.

Hixon frowned, studying her. "Do you need anything?" he offered. "A walk or... something?"

Celeste nodded. "Yeah... yeah I need to walk." She said quietly, putting a hand to her forehead. "I just... don't understand." She shook her head as they continued to walk.

Daveth nodded slowly and sighed, walking to the house. He stepped in but stayed at the door.
"Hello...Sev. Do you have a bath?"
Sev cocked an eyebrow. "What happen?" He asked with a laugh. "It's in the back, don't just stand there!"
Daveth frowned. "But I'll track mud in the house." He objected softly.

Saber stood by the pond for a moment, but with Hixon and Daveth both walking off, she didn't have much to do. She found a small boulder and sat on it, staring at the water as it slowly smoothed after Daveth's disturbance.

Hixon followed her quietly for a moment, studying her carefully. "Understand what?" he asked quietly, hoping he could help, although he had no real idea how to act around her.

Celeste shook her head. "I don't... care about things. I don't see the point in anything, in fighting, in being here, in helping." She put her hands over her face as she walked and then drew them down. "I'm so... so disconnected from everything and nothing is real." She said to him. "And I don't understand why."

Sev laughed. "Just get in there I don't give a--"
Daveth gasped and Sev snorted. "Just get in there kid." He gestured.
Daveth nodded and quickly rushed into the bathroom.

Hixon frowned a bit. "Perhaps because you haven't found something worth fighting for?" he offered. "For yourself?"

Saber sighed, getting bored, and walked back into the cabin. She looked around for a moment, and surveyed the kitchen.

Celeste shrugged. "I don't know..." She whispered and looked like there was no hope in the world. "If there was a reason.. to be here, to do anything. To fight for.... I'm sure.. I'm sure I would have found it. I would have seen it. Time tells you many things, but it... it takes so much away..."

Sev was in the kitchen, expertly cooking a meal. He seemed quite competant, knowing where everything went and how much. "Ah princess." He grinned at her. "The boy is in the bathroom. He almost paniced when I said---"
"That's unneccesary." Daveth interjected. He was dressed in some spar clothes of Sevs. "Those words are...are not neccessary." He objected further.

Hixon frowned, and gently stopped her, one hand on her arm briefly. "Perhaps you should stop thinking about it so much?"

Saber smiled, glancing between the two of them. "What? Curses?" she asked. "I think they're necessary sometimes."