So it looked like he hadn't brought her up before, but Luke apparently had. Either way, Claude had heard of Natalia before, and that was what mattered. In response to the question, Guy nodded. "Yeah, she is. She's also... a princess, actually. I kind of grew up with her, in a weird way." The whole situation had been pretty complex, considering Luke's "memory loss," the fact that Natalia had often looked down on him for being a servant (which she had obviously gotten over as she'd grown up), and his phobia on top of it all.
That was all far behind him, though, and at this point the princess would be a sight for sore eyes. So long as she wasn't coming here as a visitor, Guy would be content with having her here. It would have been better for her to be back home, where she could handle the diplomatic mess that Auldrant either was or wasn't dealing with, depending on how real the events of last night had been, but it wasn't as if they had a choice in it either way.
As Claude started in on his explanation about holographic technology, Guy shifted in his seat and immediately set himself to soaking up every word. Even though the terminology Claude used was still kind of tough to get the hang of, he could at least get the basic idea. "So it's like projecting false images that look really lifelike, right?" Guy clarified as he put a hand to his chin in thought. "I guess that might explain it."
His friend had a good point, though, and yet Guy already knew that there was no way of explaining why Landel had gone about it the way he had. He shrugged his shoulders and toss his hands up into the air, giving up on theorizing for now.
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That was all far behind him, though, and at this point the princess would be a sight for sore eyes. So long as she wasn't coming here as a visitor, Guy would be content with having her here. It would have been better for her to be back home, where she could handle the diplomatic mess that Auldrant either was or wasn't dealing with, depending on how real the events of last night had been, but it wasn't as if they had a choice in it either way.
As Claude started in on his explanation about holographic technology, Guy shifted in his seat and immediately set himself to soaking up every word. Even though the terminology Claude used was still kind of tough to get the hang of, he could at least get the basic idea. "So it's like projecting false images that look really lifelike, right?" Guy clarified as he put a hand to his chin in thought. "I guess that might explain it."
His friend had a good point, though, and yet Guy already knew that there was no way of explaining why Landel had gone about it the way he had. He shrugged his shoulders and toss his hands up into the air, giving up on theorizing for now.