[When they arrive, she bends down on her knees for a moment to shake off the weird feeling of the teleportation. Though she does it all the time, it's still different when it's someone else, as it just was.

She breathes out and straightens up, inhaling to appreciate the scenery.]

Thanks.

[That's step one. Step two:]

I'm not angry. I don't think I was, but it was a little too much to take in. When the Siege happened, we showed up to help. I nearly died there under the rubble, and no one knew where I was. [She doesn't look at him when she says this, instead drifting off to observe some of the scenery from a closer perspective.]