The idea that it might be unusual to leave the tower so soon comes as a surprise, and makes Luna slightly uneasy (or embarrassed) with the memory of how quickly she fled earlier. She knows it would have been even harder to process the situation had she stayed, but still it feels like a reminder that bravery has never been her strong point. Even venturing out here she has to battle shyness, and only a mix of avoidance of the suites and genuine wonder at her surroundings is keeping her from hurrying back.

One of those things has been good for her, though, so she chooses to focus on that. "Well, I've never seen anything like this place before. It's so--so colorful, and busy. It's very different from my home. It's hard to believe that a place like this can take people and tell them to die...over and over, if what you're saying is correct." She eyes Roland's fingers with some apprehension, recalling what he'd said about having them pressed into him. Was that a painful process? Why would they do something like that?

But then again, Sigma is here and that means putting people into that kind of situation is within the range of possibilities. It's crueler than she would have expected of him, but still possible. She amends her statement. "No, I guess it's not hard. Just confusing."