"That's-" Her voice cut off as she tried for figure out a nice way to say what was on her mind. After a prolonged pause Enis came to the conclusion that there was no nice way to say it. "That's very sad." Her voice was softer, kinder than it had been before. He had struck a cord in her and it made her feel odd.

Enis wasn't used to feeling anything.

"That's true." She looked at the puppy and offered the tiny creature a small smile. It could attack her shoelace or anything else. She really didn't mind. "I'll leave you be. I apologize if I took up your time." Enis turned, making sure that the umbrella kept her exposed skin away from the sunlight. The sun was setting and then she wouldn't need to carry such an unwieldy appendage.

She paused in her retreat and turned back towards Angeal briefly. "I do hope you find something here." At least a reason to not only live but to thrive. It was strange but it was an olive branch. This conversation taught Enis something unexpected and she was thankful to Angeal for the chance.

Even if it was strange.