He had started to turn after she introduced herself, and paused, half turned away, glad that he had, hiding the brief sorrow before h finished turning, and looked back in her direction, over his shoulder. "Bahamut has seen to them already. That thing was an archtypical red, obsessed with capturing and proving his own power over a gold, though none but him would ever have known. He would not leave anything behind that might have made breaking you harder. I am sorry to be the one to break it too you, and so callously, but he got everyone. The scholars, your children, and her children as well."<br/><br/>He turned and looked directly into her eyes. "When we get back, I can petition one or two of your children to be brought back by True Resurrection, but it will be with Bahamut's permission. Though they might have been so traumatized by the experience that they are unable to return. I suspect that might be the case with the children, and possibly even with your daughter."