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The moment she panicked, he read it, and laughed... then said sorry? That hurts, she thought.

"Sorry, sorry. I just never met anyone like you." - He said. I avoid people, so no surprise there.

"And to answer your question: yes, I understood everything you said." - At least that's a good thing. Really good thing, I don't want to explain it again... ever.

Finally she relaxed, leaned back, as he continued.

"Though here's the thing: We don't know the exact nature of what kind of spell is needed to power the gates. I'm paraphrasing from a certain series here: We need to understand the structure of magic that powered the gates originally and what can be done to make our own version to power it once more." - Long opinion, and it would be continues, she thought, as long as what happened yesterday is connected.

"And we haven't talked about the nitty-gritty of the spell here. Is it a continuous spell? How much MP would be needed to maintain the spell? And for how long? How do we keep it running in case we ran out of mages with necessary MPs?"

He's still talking? - She blinked - why is he still talking? Ah, well, the answer to that might be found... somewhere? Somewhere in this world, or by experimenting. I'll go with the second - she smiled lightly, then heard another question, and winced.

"So far, do you understand what I'm saying?" Really, do I understand? Yes! I'm a good listener, I suck at explaining things under pressure! She thought, and nodded lightly, All while saying a barely audible yes.