Under normal circumstances, it might have been a little hard for Daniel to realise what the girl is trying to get at.

But considering he just spent about a month trying to communicate in gestures and then phone communication alone, he's got a little bit more of a handle on the nuance of these sorts of things. It renders him able to get into her mindset easier, telling what Nill probably wants to ask him here.

"You want to know what's going on?" He first asks, just to make sure. There's a tiny pause to wait for confirmation, but if he gets it, then Daniel goes on - though his expression shifts, a thoughtful yet troubled frown appearing on his face. ".. I'm sorry, but I don't think anyone here really has any answers yet to what we all got into. We haven't been told anything."

Daniel hates to be the bearer of bad news, especially to kids, but he knows he also has to be realistic. He can't lie to them - not when the situation has such potential high stakes.

"You were also asked questions back on the train, right? That happened to all of us. I'm not sure what it was like for you, but the questions I got were very.." The man pauses, like he's searching for the right word, before adding: ".. strange."