"No. Christ, is that all you care about?"
"A simple no would suffice," he replied, remembering that he wasn't going to be rude to her. It was hard not to do. Her reaction amused him though, perhaps it was the snorting, but he had to smirk.
How very charming.
He had to admit that it was almost cute. Of course, it was Etna, which negated anything that could be ever cute. She was like a bee, stinging you the second you came to close to her.
"And, to answer your question, no. I just felt like asking. I have vivid dreams." Would she like hearing that? Of course not, but it was the explanation, and it wasn't really rude. "It wasn't actually you, though. Just someone who shared a few traits. So don't worry, or whatever." At least, he doubted it was her. By now, he was getting less confused. From experience, he realized that he had probably been too tired to do anything after healing Aria. That would explain the confusion, as well as the place he had woken up.
"Ask the others."
"No need, I managed to piece it together myself." He started walking away, but turned back to her. "Sorry to have bothered you." Now she had no reason to get upset. Andrew frowned. He didn't like saying sorry, even if it was just to avoid confrontation. He tended to avoid doing so even if he was pretending to be nice. The son of Apollo sighed, and went over to Aria.
"I'll finish healing you now," he muttered, and did so, not waiting for a reply. He held the most burned hand, and healed the rest of the wounds without letting go of it, channeling the healing through her body and to the damaged places. It took a short while, but with as much sleep as he had gotten, he felt like it was a lot easier than it had been the day before. His powers seemed to have increased, slightly, probably because of how much he had ended up using them. When he was done, he let go of her.
"There. Skin will be sensitive, use sun-screen. The pain should be gone soon." Now, what to do? Right, Vera. He had told her to take care of Vera, and from the looks of it, she had. He turned to her. What to say, though?
"Not bad." That was all the people who he had to talk to, right? Probably. It seemed like they were going to leave now, so he made sure he had all his stuff, and walked up to Prometheus. "Where are we headed?"