[Nami doesn't know her. But it's hard to mistake that sincerity. The heartache on her behalf.
...nobody's actually really commiserated with her on that level before, she thinks. It's nice. It also makes her miss her crew something fierce. And by extension, wistful about the friendship she never had or can't remember, right here.]
Well. I've grown used to it. [That... sounds more callous than she meant, and she follows it up with a cheerful smile.] That is-- I'd cheer if they turned up, I think. But in the meantime, I'm not unhappy here. There are some good people on the Fleet.
[She thinks Sokka has missed Katara painfully for at least that long, but if Katara doesn't already know that down to her bones, Nami would be surprised.]
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...nobody's actually really commiserated with her on that level before, she thinks. It's nice. It also makes her miss her crew something fierce. And by extension, wistful about the friendship she never had or can't remember, right here.]
Well. I've grown used to it. [That... sounds more callous than she meant, and she follows it up with a cheerful smile.] That is-- I'd cheer if they turned up, I think. But in the meantime, I'm not unhappy here. There are some good people on the Fleet.
[She thinks Sokka has missed Katara painfully for at least that long, but if Katara doesn't already know that down to her bones, Nami would be surprised.]
...thank you, though. I appreciate it.