He got the directions, and relayed them to the other two, since he could relay thoughts to the others like he used to only be able to do with Vorela and Nadriina. He just laughed at Katrina's comment, and then shook his head. "That they even thought that might have the barest of chances to even possibly compare means I didn't do something right. But still, running your school and the adventurer's guild out of the same building, and ensuring that the local supposed big shots don't complain too much. You certainly have grown up since I left. I think. Or is that... Sorry, I had my memories crossed with Cerulean."<br/><br/>He reached up and rubbed his face with both hands, before giving her a wane smile. "Sorry, I was gone for only three hundred or so years for you all, but for me, it was more than five millennia. Hard to keep things straight now. The extra memories certainly aren't helping either. Ah, there they are. Everyone is a goddess now, at least the companions are. Surprised me a bit when I got back, didn't quite finish the plan to get it to everyone, and a couple of you got left behind. Glad to see everyone survived though. That battle took a lot out even without loosing any one."<br/><br/>He forced himself to shut up, realizing he was babbling, but seeing the Fane deserted and the knowledge that he would be seeing Maura and Daminor's grave soon was rattling him a bit.