".. ah."

Chizuru's facial expression visibly drops when he brings up that point. Not that she blames him for starting about this. Even though her memories are very hazy, filled with more pain than details, she does remember Nara'a having seemed so terribly worried about her back there.

And who could have blamed him? It looked so bad, and-- well, it was a bad situation.

The girl's fingers nervously fret as she thinks of what to say here.

"It's alright." Apparently that's what she opts to say, the default thing she always falls back on during moments like these. Shoving personal feelings out of the way so they won't bother anyone, saying it's fine. "I never was in any real danger of dying back there, though I'm sure it must have looked that way.."

Any normal person would have died from it, after all. Chizuru is very well she's abnormal in every sense of the word.

"I'm sorry to have troubled you so much."

And with how formal Chizuru is, she even bows her head after saying that - like it's a formal apology for what he went through, even though Nara'a is working so hard to focus this on Chizuru herself instead.