Robin offered a small smile back at her, glad she had relented on the idea of trying to take it all on herself. He would not have allowed it no matter what, but an argument was the last thing he needed right then, if emotions were key. Still, it did mean it was all up to him. If he did not want to remain in the room forever, he was going to need to allow himself to trust he could be near her without harming her. That he could be around anyone.

It helped he was certainly not without happy memories to pull from. He grasped her hand gently within his, not pulling away this time. He had never faced such a thing before, but he would not it take him over.

"So the fact the first time I calmed was because of you makes sense, then," he said, both because it was true and because he felt commenting on it might get a smile out of her. She was trying not to look it, but he knew she was worried. He could not blame her. "The woman's name was Elsa. She was...very kind to Roland and I. I don't know where she resides, only that she has a sister here as well, and comes from a land I have never heard of before."