Hm. If it was anyone other than Renamon, his slip might have been missed, but she was a being that held to detail, especially details that told you about a person. It changed nothing, and she continued as if it never happened. "Ah, but it is the same here. You have Landel himself, who's the figurehead mastermind cackling over the intercoms at night, and the nurses themselves turn into monsters when dusk falls."

She allowed a small smile. "No, not at all. The walls are small and easy to climb; there's even a town close by. By regardless of how far you get in the duration of the night, once daylight comes, you'll wake in your bed."

Renamon politely nodded again. "I don't need anything in return; I'm just willing to assist when needed as long as I'm not busy... Information, items, assistence; I aquire things frequently. However, you will find that you won't get far using that as a bartering tool." Renamon hadn't put much thought in it herself; being a Digimon allowed her universal understanding of most languages, but nevertheless. "Supposedly all languages sound the same to everyone. There's a study currently going on, and it seems like it's been done before. There's no explanation of why, but it's accepted almost as fact."

Renamon thought a moment, then added, "Like I said before, if you aren't a fighter, there's three clubs you could join that sends you on missions and the like, in groups to protect. But if you are someone who can take care of themselves, you'd perhaps do better without. They seem to tend to focus on escaping. They don't seem to understand that this is simply a game to Landel."