Gathering her saber and setting it to one side is difficult in this position, but worth it. She's done in moments, shifting so they can both lean a little more comfortably against the step of the train and each other. Absently, she brings up one hand to stroke it through Wen Qing's hair, the way she used to soothe Serah when they were kids.

"I don't mind it," she murmurs, not having to speak loudly so close. "I wanna remember that we left this world with no more problems than nuisance animals getting into a substation." She pauses, then clears her throat, amused at a memory. "You should've heard the kid. You'd have thought I'd ruined her life when I told her to help with the wildlife."