.. now this is a more difficult topic. Inigo will gladly offer up information about himself, and the information he did give about the other passengers felt harmless.. (And, well, he sure doesn't mind voicing his complaints about the train, considering those just feel deserved at this point.)

But his mind immediately goes to Anan. And he's not sure if it feels right for him to mention her, not even though he wants to trust these people.

"As far as I know, no one is in contact with the train." That much he can say for sure. Even Anan seemed to have a hard time reaching them. "I don't think it really listens to anyone, other than the distress signals it receives."

He says that part first, to give his brain a bit more time to think about what to answer to the other question. Still hesitating, even now, before he decides to go with something a little more avoidant until he's sure of these waters.

"And.. um, I mean.. we meet a lot of people on missions. Some of our group have probably talked with them about the void."