Atbash was currently in her cabin, humming to herself as she tried moving things around. Dimitri made her realize that she should probably clean her own cabin out, since she hadn't really done that since they arrived here and it was starting to get really dusty. Plus, there were still a couple things here and there that she didn't really need, so she could probably just give them away in a yard sell or throw them out.

[member=1172]dimitri.[/member]

Atbash jumped as Dimitri knocked at her door, clearly not expecting anybody to visit her. "Uh, I'll be there in a minute!" The she-cat called, trying to recover from her little scare as she set down a lamp gently on the table beside her bed. After making sure it was stable, Atbash made her way towards her door and opened it, her eyes lighting up as she saw Dimitri. "Oh, Dimitri!" She exclaimed, her invisible eyebrows raised. "I wasn't expecting you here, but uh, you're welcome to come in." After all, he invited her into his home despite him cleaning it at the time.

"Yeah, I've been meaning to for a while." Atbash admitted with a sigh, shrugging. "You reminded me that I should probably actually do it sometime." Especially now that she's recovered fully from her brother's attack. The she-cat tilted her head at Dimitri's next statement and she gave a nod towards her bookshelf. "You can take one if you'd like, or a couple. I don't mind." Reading wasn't exactly her forte, but she did enjoy a book every now and again.

Atbash paused in what she was doing at Dimitri's last comment, tensing up and pausing a bit. She... didn't really know how to respond to that, if she was honest. Turning to Dimitri, she tilted her head at him. "What, uh, what exactly were you wanting to know?" She told Cry and Jacob things about her past, but she wasn't entirely sure if she trusted Dimitri entirely. The guy was weird - not that she was to judge, of course; she was sure he would be able to keep quiet. Not that she was afraid of who she was or her past, she was just afraid of Caesar popping by and hearing her speak about what happened. And giving her side of the story, not his fake one.