It wasn't so much that it was a bigger task so much as, well. Things take time. Undoubtedly Tommy had been uncertain what he was going to find when he opened Billy's door, and Billy's been exhausted enough from the shrine, the journey back, and the nightmares that won't stop that everything just takes a little longer to do.

When Nida opens the door, Billy offers the tiniest flicker of a smile, about all he can manage under the circumstances. Still, it's more than anyone but Tommy's managed to get. "Hey," he answers in return, and the softness in his voice is unmistakable.

The comment about the two of them makes Billy look over at his twin, considering. "Eerie? I mean, maybe. Most people don't really notice we're identical unless we're standing next to each other like this." He shrugs, because that's so low on his list of things to care about right now it's basically at the bottom.

Stepping inside, Billy's attention is entirely on the way Nida's moving, and that's definitely way up at the top of the list. "Yeah, and I thought you'd be in there resting. How bad is it?" For real, Nida, and don't just put a brave face on it.