Not welcome

Her apology drew no change from the stone-faced man. Instead he merely blinked slowly down at her, his expression and gaze so motionless and without animation that had he not just spoken, one might have assumed he was both mute and deaf. At the mention of his home Ru'in's eyes narrowed a fraction and he turned his head childishly over his shoulder as if needing to visualize the thing she'd just referenced. Turning back, he nodded ever so slightly to affirmation that yes, he had built it all on his own, though he didn't appreciate her chipper tone, which he interpreted merely as being condescending. All on his own? Of course. As if he didn't look capable of such. However at the mention of doorways and staircases, the man grunted in agreement. "Dohm ruffs toh." He said through thick lips. Dome roofs too. Town? Ru'in grunted with displeasure. "Noh." He replied unhelpfully. No town. No people. "Lihv hehr." He motioned simply, pointing behind himself and then crossing his arms. ru'in There's a place I go to, where no one knows me It's not lonely, it's a necessary thing.