No help, he was. From the way he acted to what he had said, at least in terms of any solutions on getting out of there, he had provided no further details. So inclined to follow his thinking. But he had dropped some vital information, regardless. Whether Xion chose to see that or whether she was too stubborn to admit it would probably be an enigma to whoever this young man was, however. Because she was following after Roxas shortly with a muttered, "Right."

Putting up with Saix was one thing. He had been one of her superiors, a part of something she felt she couldn't escape so she bit the bullet. But here? And from herein, whether she associated with someone like him or not was her choice. And, frankly, she wasn't interested. Perhaps that had been the reason why Roxas hadn't lashed out more himself. She was truthfully... surprised. But right then, all that mattered to her was leaving this man behind them and continuing on their search for any way out.