"I [i]am[/i] pretty amazing..." Voice still strained, but not strained enough to be unable to brag about sleeping through an apparent enemy attack.

Yumeko's combing slowed, and her touch lessened, which gave a bit... if only a bit... of reprieve tot he dark haired fox. Then Yumeko asked a question. A question that, for all intents and purposes, was very telling. For one, it confirmed that Yumeko was old. Very old. Much too old. She had lived prior to, during and after the fall of what was the Old World. The name given in rememberance to what was, before it was alls tomped to bits and then sorely smushed under an alien boot... For... Whatever reason.

"... No. I don't remember." Her tone was... Flat. Not as sucked in either. "There was an... [i]Incident...[/i] Before whatever happened, happened, and changed the world. I only ever saw the aftermath."

This... Was a crucial piece of information that had just dropped. It revealed tow very important things about Miyuki, or well, three, actually.

One, she too had been alive prior to the planet being assailed by the enemy.

Two, something had  happned to her [i]before[/i] the invasion that had, apparently, rendered her incapable of observing, or even being aware, of the destructive invasion.

Three, to her, the dakr fox would more than likely view things as if she'd gone to bed in the old world, and then awoken in the broken, ruined, rubbled and smoldering ruins of the new one. Completely unaware of what had caused this dramatic shift or change.

This also meant that, unlike Yumeko, Miyuki had [i]no[/i] knowledge of the Scourge. She didn't know who or what they were, or what they were capable of... Other than what she could likely piece together judging from her own post-apocalyptic survival prior to being taken in as a guest at the shrine.

... Of course... This was based on the assumption that Miyuki's statement was turthful, and that she wasn't trying to feign, or lie, about her knowledge of the enemy.