[Ochako nods, taking the offered seat and motioning for her friend to do the same if he wanted. It's quite a lot to talk about, and Ochako is glossing over a big part of her experiences in that new world - the homesickness, the fear of never seeing her family again, that shitty curse Bakugou got put through, the loss of her sense of purpose without there being any need for Heroes as defined by their societal norms - but she keeps the conversation light to fill Todoroki in. It's good to just talk to him, really, she never got much of a chance to back in Musutafu, and Ochako always valued him a friend just as much as anyone else.]

Mm, yeah, there was. Like I said, it was like a less modernized version of Japan...so everyone used yen. And if we agreed to help with some experiments and stuff, we got a monthly amount to use on food. Just food. Me n' Bakugou-kun had to work and do stuff to get money to buy tools and clothes and stuff for where we were staying.

[Nothing was really furnished other than some futons, blankets, and pillows and the absolute basics. A sitting table, cushions, a small TV...and that was really it. Anything else they had to get themselves.]

I--...yeah. Yeah, if Bakugou-kun wasn't there, I, um...I-I don't think I'd be able to handle it. We helped each other out a lot. [Her smile is fond, gentle, and Ochako sighs a bit. It was stormy, but being in Nippon together definitely made her and Bakugou feel like way better friends now. She appreciates that much.] I bet it was the same for you, too...having Deku-kun with you, ne? No one wants to really be alone.