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Chambersite hadn't realized just how much he had missed his apartment and a good nights sleep and just being able to enjoy being outside and staying up at night without the huge stress of a monster trying to attack you and drag you somewhere to do who knows what. Adding in hallucinogenic fog and Chambersite had found himself more often when he knew it would be foggy out. Just in case...

It had taken a while and he was embarrassed at how much the fog monster events had affected him, to the point that he hadn't gone out in a few weeks. That changed tonight though as the weather was growing colder which meant fewer chances at gathering energy due to less people being outside. Unless there was some sort of event that was going on. Then he could easily do it but week to week it would be harder to find it as the weather got worse.

Still, he had managed to find a couple whom he could take a week's energy worth off of them, which would set him up until the next week... until he felt the pinprick aura of another Captain nearby and let out a sigh. He hoped that he wouldn't have to fight to take energy tonight. He really did not need that tonight. And after he had knocked out the couple all by himself. It wasn't until he saw a pink hair and what looked to be a Captain with a bounce in her step that he managed to raise an eyebrow at the sight, wondering if he should be worried. Still, he knew who it was and gave a nod to the head as she approached. "Sylvite." They were both Captains, he didn't see the need to address either by titles. "Looking for energy tonight?"

He raised an eyebrow and felt the corner of his lips turn up. "Unusual. You're usually more... upbeat than this. Something come up?" He wasn't sure what it could have been. He hadn't ever talked to her but he had sure heard her voice. Whether it was when they were having to fight together or in the hallways of the castle, no one could really mistake it.

"I'm not here usually. Just thought I would wander around a bit after that whole... fog monster thing." He had updated the database with what had happened to him in it, but he still felt confused by it all. "I didn't see you there so I assume you didn't get caught up in all of it. Consider yourself lucky. You don't know what you're missing until you realize that you no longer have indoor plumbing." He had absolutely refused to eat anything that had been inside of the houses until they had been thoroughly cooked to kill off any bacteria that may have gotten on them.

"I was just going to drain this couple and call it a night."

Chambersite felt his eyes rolling as he looked away as the other complained about not being trapped in the same... world or whatever it was with the fog monster. As if she would have had any time to research it. He sighed. "You wouldn't have been able to conduct any research. There was not much time to do other than biding our time and surviving. Add to the fact that the trees only let us go so far, we couldn't really explore either." It wasn't until the end when one of the trees in the forest had fallen, revealing the cellar that everyone had been taken to that they were allowed to go past the artificial magical tree limit wall that had been endless until that point.

He raised an eyebrow at her when she mentioned taking the couple. "Interesting. I need to fulfill my quota as well since I was one of the ones who were trapped." He looked at her and grinned. "I can take one and you can take the other. As much as fighting over the two would be fun, I think it would be a waste of time and our own energy to do so."

"I do agree with you, but like I said, we were busy." It would have been one thing if they had just been gathering supplies and then waiting out the night, but the fact that they also had to repair any structures that they could find and hope that they weren't taken in the night was the issue. Even if the monster hadn't killed them, anyone who was captured was stuck in that dungeon for however long and were unable to escape.

He chuckled at her suggestion. "That's fine with me. I do agree that it's too cold, even with our uniforms on." It was why he preferred being in the kitchen during this time of year. Well, he always liked being in the kitchen, but the heat was much more acceptable during the winter. "I'll make sure to stay out of your way then." He replied with a small smirk.