Was Atbash an unhappy person? Not generally, no. The she-cat always tried to be positive, even through her nervousness. That being said, she wasn’t too happy about the current takeover - especially considering she was injured and this was all her fault and her tribe was getting injured because of a decision she made. She choose to exile Stryker, she choose to visit The Pitt, and look where that got her. Practically dethroned and disabled.

Atbash let out a groan of pain as Dagon prodded her awake, ears pinning back as she was forced into consciousness. The Hailcaller slowly moved her head to look at the male, blinking at him with her good eye before she got a good look at who woke her up. ”I don’t drink, Dagon,” She replied in a groggy voice, frowning at him.

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It'll ease the pain away... but at what cost? Atbash didn't want to end up vomiting the next morning - or, hell, the next hour, even. She had nothing against Dagon and his drinking; he could do what he wanted, and if drinking helped him relax, then that was fine. That just wasn't her type of thing. Atbash simply shook her head slightly, wincing a bit in surprise as he insulted her. He doesn't mean it. She had to tell herself. It was just who Dagon was: drunk and blunt. Even if his words hurt, she knew (or rather, hoped) he didn't mean them.

"Did... did he just disappear?" Atbash was quite alarmed at the news. Dimitri was the host, wasn't he? He couldn't just up and disappear, could he? That wasn't how it worked? She honestly had no idea, and she probably should just be asking her questions out loud, but hopefully Dagon would get her implications in that one question.

Atbash was trying to comprehend what Dagon was saying, and her short tail flicked in thought as she listened to his words. "Is he... buried in your mind somewhere?" She asked. "I-I can try to pull him out." The offer was sincere, although she had no idea that Dagon - and likely the other alters - were uncomfortable with people poking around in their mind. She didn't mean the offer to be offending, basically, but of course she had no idea it would offend Dagon in the first place (assuming it would). "Why's that?" Honestly, she was curious as to why Dagon was the immediate alter to pop up in Dimitri's place. Surely he had a reason for that?

Meddling with somebody's mind - and their problems - would definitely cause some issues, so Atbash felt no hard feelings towards Dagon when he declined her offer. After all, not a lot of people would be comfortable with somebody in their mind and Atbash understood that. It's why she didn't use telepathy very often, and only if she absolutely had to. "Yeah, The Pitt might just cause more issues." The savannah agreed with a sigh. They definitely were a lot more trouble than they're worth and the only reason people didn't do anything - Atbash assumed - was because Stryker technically was holding her hostage. One wrong move and it would come back to haunt her.