More than anything

Regan doesn't know if being quiet will help, or if she'd rather just go back to the cottage and hide away. But Anne offering settles something in her chest, and she finds herself smiling. That smile widens a little when Anne promises to kill whatever comes for her, for them, but she knows it isn't a joke. Anne really does care about them that much. (She's not sure Anne knows how to joke.)

Then she frowns and swallows.

"I don't know if those things can be killed," she admits.