Ben's lip quirks up ever so slightly before he forces himself to wipe the smug look from his face. He was curious, genuinely about these dreams and he didn't want to stop her from sharing because of his stupid mouth. He eyes her for a second, trying to read her demeanor, but Mirta has always been hard for him to read.
"Yeah?" He hums before taking a seat, patting the spot beside him, "Are they a means for concern?" His head tilted, trying to decipher how to go about the situation without sticking his boot in his mouth as he often did.
Even with her face bare, a sight that few have earned, Mirta's expression remains equally as neutral as the helmet she often dons'. At least until, for a moment, her brown eyes narrow and the corners of her mouth lift with amusement as Ben wipes the smug look off his face without her even saying anything.
She enjoys this, keeping him on his toes.
It's all in good humor though. Despite the reputation her bloodline gives her, and which she's usually happy to use for protection– an extra layer of armor, and just like her mother and grandfather, there is that part of her deep down which is soft, and he brings it out in her more than she likes to admit. Because as soft as she can be, she is also proud and stubborn– wouldn't be her mother's daughter if she wasn't a healthy mix of both.
His questions makes her snort.
"I am no wizard, Solo," she chuckles. "My dreams don't mean anything."
Still, she chooses to indulge him, boot on the edge of the control panel pushing to turn her seat so that it faces gim.
"Last night, I dreamed about my right of passage hunt," she hums. "It was the same as how I remember it happened, except you were there, watching. Felt awkward to have an audience, but... comforting, in a way."