Mm... though she doesn't voice it, she's glad to hear that confirmation. Even accepting that they were not childhood friends, the sense of connection that they shared felt so right that it would have hurt far more if that too was false.

That crisis averted, that also leads to another concern... "...so, if what you are saying is true, then that mean Caleb and Essek..." Weren't her real dads? The thought is so painful to even consider that she wants to avoid it, to run away. But, no, the illusion was starting to break, but her will was both pushing against and pulling towards it.

She wasn't ready for that direction of thought. Not yet. Instead... "...so you're saying we reallya re Voidtrekkers, then? Enemies of Diagad?" It was clear that while she was trusting him, the illusion held close to her like a blanket.