Something like that. Fade might have been the wrong term, honestly it broke apart more than anything. That was thanks to the will holding it together fading though so...

[It was still a somewhat accurate description. The magic had certainly faded away.

She takes a moment though to remember everything she heard. His voice had been low enough she hadn't caught portions of the middle but she had caught the end.]

And besides the fact that the Emperor made a contract with them to bring us over?

[She tilts her head some into her hand now, cheek instead of chin cradled there and lets her eyes settle on the paper he still holds. Her expression is thoughtful, mulled into calmness with lines of her sleepless nights new and old settled there.]

Honestly besides you and another woman, I don't think many people asked about the wolf. [Which sort of surprised her really, given how everyone seemingly saw it.] I personally didn't ask because I was more focused on what this war had to do with saving our worlds.

[She flicks her gaze back up to him now, obviously curious.]

I know the Emperor told you to go seek someone out about them. They seemed to be handing out a lot of tasks to people.

[And here all Sarah had asked for was directions to who to begin magic training with. She had been more concerned though with hitting the ground running as fast as she could when it came to protecting herself.]