[ Sanae can easily chat about her interests for hours on end, with the only caveats being that very few tolerate her topics and that she may exhaust herself. She speaks about the the earth, the stars, the universe, explaining her favorite mysteries about gravity and time-pace, of how an electron's location is determined by probability, and that light may travel as both wave and particle, confounding scientists and her alike. She also confides that she would one day like to reach those stars herself, to behold their majesty in person.

The latter aforementioned caveat is what occurs just as the skies begin to turn into the golden colors of dawn, signaling the end of their conversation like a gentle alarm clock. It's a good thing that they stop there, for Sanae herself begins to become less and less coherent the more tired she becomes. ] It's--... It's dawn already...? [ She says sleepily, rubbing her eyes as she peaks out her window. The pause there can be assumed to be her enjoying the view. It's only the second time she's witnessed dawn in Verens.


Sanae laughs softly to herself, slightly embarrassed she had lost track of time so much. ] Me too, me too... Thank you, too.

[ The fondness is reflected back in her own voice towards him. She's glad that someone humored her, of course, because it's not often she is allowed to spill her passion about space and science. More than that, she's happy to have eased his mind, to have softened this night for him. ] I... suppose I'll see you soon, Lu Meng. Have a good night-- I mean, morning.