Sing Out This Song And I'll Be There By Your Side

He nods “I could go into the technical part behind it but I’m sure you wouldn’t want a fifteen minute ramble on that.” He says with a small laugh.

“That wouldn’t be the first time I’ve received that look.” He chuckles slightly “And I wouldn’t take offense to the reaction.”

“That it is.” She nods, humming slightly “not that I don’t like warmer climates but, there’s something about cold climates that soothe me.”

“That’s also very true although there are pros and cons to both.”

Spencer turns around, pausing at the woman before letting out a nervous chuckle. “I-yes, I am not one for big events-even though this probably wouldn’t classify as a ‘big event’ to some.” He says before continuing. “To answer your question; yes, I find it all overwhelming.”

Carmen looks over, a small smile gracing her features “Jihyo, I am..and you?” She asks, moving closer to hear the woman better.

“There’s no telling how many people are in the city, you could theoretically but would have to give up at some point.” He shakes his head, frown deepening at the idea.

“They certainly wouldn’t want to put in the time and effort, even if they hired specific people to do the job it would still be impossible to make note of everyone.” He says, knowing the city wouldn’t waste the resources to do such a thing.

Carmen can’t help but let out a chuckle “I don’t think I’ve ever heard that before and I’m going to have to agree with you on that.”

He nods along “At this point I feel like I have experienced more than enough.” Spencer says with a little laugh, mind flickering through all he had went through while being with the BAU.

“Very true…more than you know.” He can’t help but laugh a little. “Although I don’t think I’d trade it for anything, I wouldn’t have made the friends I have without it.”

“Of course.” She replies, glancing around for a moment “Just need to find a place to change.” She trails off, pausing. “Found it, be right back.”

“Okay.” She smiles, disappearing for a few minutes before returning with the garment on, looking at the woman with a smile. “So, to me it looks wonderful.”

Spencer nods “That seems to be a common trauma response, burying something deep down so you don’t have to remember it. The human mind will go through great lengths to not remember something.” He rants a little “I’ll either have to make it or find somewhere that makes it, depending on how things go.”

He nods “I could go into the technical part behind it but I’m sure you wouldn’t want a fifteen minute ramble on that.” He says with a small laugh.

“Nothing wrong with a longer list, more to explore.” She says with a small smile. “Quiet and cold, I don’t mind the cold all that much so that part won’t be an issue.”

“That it is.” She nods, humming slightly “not that I don’t like warmer climates but, there’s something about cold climates that soothe me.”

Carmen hums out, nodding along. “Modern times do have their pros and cons to them.” She pauses, turning her head to look at him. “I’m sorry, did you say Dragons?” She raises a brow.

"I don't mean my home had dragons. No, it was just ancient." Chengling admits. "I mean when everyone was sent back in time. . .it was sent to a fantasy world. . .or rather ancient times but with fantasy elements. Like dragons, monsters and stuff."

She nods “ah yes, sorry for the misunderstanding.” She replies softly “Well, I’m much happier with these times compared to that chaos.” She hums a little

"Suppressing their memories? That's surprising." He says then lets out a hum. "I can put it on my list of things to try, It looks interesting enough."

Spencer nods “That seems to be a common trauma response, burying something deep down so you don’t have to remember it. The human mind will go through great lengths to not remember something.” He rants a little “I’ll either have to make it or find somewhere that makes it, depending on how things go.”

Nodding slowly while he studied her, he then let out a soft chuckle. "It's actually refreshing to meet someone that doesn't hate being here"

“I certainly don’t blame those that hate it here, the chaos can be overwhelming at times and the people can be incredibly rude.” She shakes her head “For me I don’t mind it, keeps things interesting.”

"Oh is that so? Mind telling me a little bit about these places? That way I can pick out which one fits me best?" Mulder asked, tilting his head to the side.

“Well all of them have different quirks to them, pros and cons.” He say, pausing “Actually, I have an ongoing list about a handful of them.” He says, pulling out his phone.