Dave can't help the scoffing laugh that escapes his as he ducks under a low-hanging branch. Hell, he couldn't even decide what was the funniest part of all that. Calling him a sweet boy? The implication that home was less cold and heartless than the meteor? Trying to figure out how to explain game mechanic bullshit? Hoo boy.

"It's like...space, but it exists in multiple universes at once? Fu--udge," he hastily corrects himself, because wow it is actually difficult as all hell to watch his language, he barely even pays attention to what comes out of his mouth most of the time, "I don't know, my sis would have been able to explain it better."

Ack. He needs to stop doing that. It's a little embarrassing how much he's starting to miss Rose.

"And the mortality train has long since left the station, it's on its way to Kansas or some shit now. Ugh, whoops." Waving off his slipup with a lazy gesture, Dave just shrugs. "Earth got thoroughly wrecked and then I blew myself up in the birth of a sun and now I'm a god. Or was, maybe, I dunno. Haven't really experimented to test the limits of my mortality here. Sounds like a dumb way to die, yup Dave was trying to figure out if he was still immortal and it turns out he isn't, so that's one mystery solved."