That silence holds, at least for a few more beats, as Arthur studies her. Really, he was expecting more backtalk; this sudden quiet softens him. Just a little. He's not some woman, swayed by poor innocent kids, but he's not heartless, either--and beneath all his snark and sourness, he would actually prefer to see this girl helped. There's no sense in kids dying in the midst of whatever war they've been dragged into.

"If you tell me somewhere to find you, I would see you warned of any danger. That's all."