It's alright. I've come to not sleep too deeply sometimes. [ There's certainly times when she is safe and comfortable enough to sleep properly; at least when she's within her own home she's alright enough. But there's been instances there when she's been robbed of that safety. So even with the safety of Moon Presence: ] I know she would keep me safe, but— unfortunate past experiences.

[ She sees the smile, even as slight as it is. And while he says nothing else about the whole thing of being addressed, Luna's bold enough to pipe up about it. There's something close to apology in her tone, though. It feels a little impolite on her part to have not asked him before now: ]

I realise I'm afraid I've never learned your name.

[ Luna listens quietly, concern shifting into her expression for a long moment. Not alright, but on the right way with going about healing from it — her eyes drifting to the lake a moment. ]

You've gone to the water. [ A statement, not a question. Considering the watery-state of the stain. She'd done the same, the first time she came here and found Moon Presence slumbering. Washed her hands to find the cuts carved deep into her hands by Paimon healed up, even if marks remain. ]

Monsters can sometimes tend to do that, yes. [ She offers it quietly with a nod. She turns her head to look about them. It's calm and quiet beyond the soft surroundings of the snowy lake. ] Does it... need to be dealt with—?

[ However so is left open to interpretation; Luna prefers much to not kill monsters unless she has to. She's no Hunter, even if she's capable. If there's a way to help a beast first, she'd much rather take that option. ]