â why canât you trust me? â
âWhy canât you trust me?â
  Her back is facing him again. It often does, whenever they happen upon each other.
 It feels like some twisted form of destiny, sometimes. She never runs into him when sheâs not alone.    Always after she dreams of him.        Why does she dream of him?
     ..Irritating, in its own way. She canât even fathom why she would-- this man, this stranger is nothing more than that. A stranger. She doesnât even know his name, and he doesnât know hers-- or maybe he does, she muses. She doesnât feel anything beyond paranoia, muted surprise, if anything.Â
  âCome with me,â he said when she sifted through the Fields of Glass, her gloved fingers trailing along the sharp edges; his reflection through them, his head pointed elsewhere, somewhere above and out of her reach, towards the Caloris Spires.Â
   âNo.â She said.
 Again, her feet are on the ground of Mercury, the sand covering her black boots, and when his shadow casts over her again, she doesnât seem surprised.
The womanâs eyes close from behind her helmet, shoulders slumping and a low, drawn out sigh given in response to his voice. So soothing.
   âWhy canât you trust me?â
The Hunter turns to look at him, again, eyes narrowing in a glare underneath her helmet. She wants to say she hates him, at this point, but she hates the mystery behind him the most.
    âWhy should I?â