Ciel, too focused on himself as per usual, didn't notice the way his words affected Skoll. Too busy wondering about his own issues to think of anyone else, the only reaction the very slight stutter in his gait got was an ear twitch. He was alone, just like Ciel, then. It would be stupid to deny the very dim kinship he felt with the boy for a moment. It was a particular sort of isolation, being ripped from the wolves you'd known for your whole, short life.

Well, that's if he took Skoll's words in a way that related to himself. Maybe he really didn't have any family. They could have died, or something. The realisation made Ciel twitch both ears, this time. Maybe it was a touchy subject. It didn't really want to see a near-total stranger burst into tears or something, so maybe it shouldn't ask. He'd drop it, merely nodding in response instead.

"Not here," he muttered, resisting the urge to snap an obviously on the end there. Unless they woke up somewhere else, he supposed. "I've got my dads, and my sisters. They're probably wondering where I am right now." Ciel added, in case Skoll was asking about his family in general, not where they were. "My Papa has a big family, but my Dad doesn't talk much about his." Not at all, really. He didn't even know if he had any aunts or uncles on Gaius' side. Just two cousins he knew nothing about.

Again, it was a touchy subject. Ciel didn't like tears, so he'd learned to avoid sensitive topics.