[And despite Lance's...usual use of various emoting, while he goes through everything he remembers happening, she remains looking away, hands still clasped together as her forearms rest on her knees, focusing on a random area of the ground if only to keep herself grounded. Because so far, she remembers everything he's saying, quite vividly, in a way that continues to cement that what she had gone through while apparently asleep and unmoving, had simply not been a dream.
She does eventually turn to Lance, to tell him of the 'issue' regarding Keith and his Galra heritage, that Keith still doesn't know about that, but when he gets to the fight with Zarkon, the fact that they had succeeded (despite her memory only being that they had taken heavy damage, and that she was to venture onto Zarkon's ship with the Blade before waking) and--
More concerning
That Shiro had disappeared.
She remains quiet for a prolonged moment, staring at Lance with wide eyes, before her brows finally knit together in both confusion and concern.]
Lance, I...the last that I remember, before waking, was that I was to leave the Castle-ship with the Blade of Marmora to help aid your fight. I do not recall defeating Zarkon, nor-- [She pauses, giving herself another moment as she swallows thickly, looking away, seemingly searching the ground for answers before turning back to Lance.]
Shiro not being in the Black Lion following Zarkon's defeat is troubling. But I do not think it has anything to do with the anomalies experienced here.
In fact, you seem to know...most of what had happened. More than Shiro, than Pidge and Keith and Coran, and even me.
[And finally, because even though she did promise no more secrets, if what had happened to her was truly at least a mental return to where she belongs, what goes on here has little effect on what happens back in their galaxy. And before Lance could even get even more smug about knowing more than the others in this realm, she reaches out to rest her hand at his forearm, determination settling in among her mixed emotions.]
Shiro does not know about the battle with Zarkon, or of his disappearance. And Keith-- he does not know of his own heritage.
Lance, I implore that you do not tell either of them about these events. I fear such knowledge would hurt more than help our current situation here.
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She does eventually turn to Lance, to tell him of the 'issue' regarding Keith and his Galra heritage, that Keith still doesn't know about that, but when he gets to the fight with Zarkon, the fact that they had succeeded (despite her memory only being that they had taken heavy damage, and that she was to venture onto Zarkon's ship with the Blade before waking) and--
More concerning
That Shiro had disappeared.
She remains quiet for a prolonged moment, staring at Lance with wide eyes, before her brows finally knit together in both confusion and concern.]
Lance, I...the last that I remember, before waking, was that I was to leave the Castle-ship with the Blade of Marmora to help aid your fight. I do not recall defeating Zarkon, nor-- [She pauses, giving herself another moment as she swallows thickly, looking away, seemingly searching the ground for answers before turning back to Lance.]
Shiro not being in the Black Lion following Zarkon's defeat is troubling. But I do not think it has anything to do with the anomalies experienced here.
In fact, you seem to know...most of what had happened. More than Shiro, than Pidge and Keith and Coran, and even me.
[And finally, because even though she did promise no more secrets, if what had happened to her was truly at least a mental return to where she belongs, what goes on here has little effect on what happens back in their galaxy. And before Lance could even get even more smug about knowing more than the others in this realm, she reaches out to rest her hand at his forearm, determination settling in among her mixed emotions.]
Shiro does not know about the battle with Zarkon, or of his disappearance. And Keith-- he does not know of his own heritage.
Lance, I implore that you do not tell either of them about these events. I fear such knowledge would hurt more than help our current situation here.