[He's been doing his best to listen and pick up any new information he hears, but everything seems to come as a blur. Horizon and the events that transpired were heavy on his mind. It might be the only reason he decided to come at all, given that he would much prefer to think in his room, no matter the presence of roommates or not. Instead, anything that might make sense of what happened was welcomed.

It was a difficult thing to go from heavy burdens to no burdens and then back to his current self. That lightness was still fresh in his thoughts, that freedom that he never really knew, even among the Freefolk. It was exhilarating, even as guilt seeped into his consciousness. It wasn't supposed to be that way and he wasn't supposed to feel as attached to that place as he did. They were told it was a threat...supposedly...they had to believe that, right?]

What do we even know of Ambrose? I appealed for the prisoners to be released, but he claimed powerlessness. Now he said he wanted us to risk death to destroy some sort of anomaly that only we seem able to survive? It's strange.