That little piece of news probably shouldn't have been as startling as it was. Guy associated with nobles and emperors, so the thought that he'd be friends with a princess wasn't necessarily so unexpected. Still, he hadn't quite expected Guy to come out and say that, especially given the implication of her disappearance. He remembered catching wind of Prince Clother's disappearance at Cross Castle back on Expel, and how frantic a lot of people had been to find him. If Natalia was gone in addition to a lot of other important people, then it was bound to cause all kinds of problems for Auldrant.

"I hope she's okay, then," Claude said after a moment. He was sure Guy did, too. Whether she wound up here or not was going to have to be answered with time, though. In some ways, not knowing was probably worse than anything else -- at least, Claude knew he'd feel that way if he found out someone like Rena had gone missing back on Expel.

It sounded like Guy understood what he was getting at by comparing his experiences to holographic technology. Though he didn't catch him throwing up his hands in the air at all the stuff that didn't add up, Claude knew neither of them thought it was so cut and dry.

"What I don't get is why it'd be like that for you," Claude slowly murmured, "while when I got transported to the--"

But he didn't get to finish his sentence as the intercom went off, signifying the end of the shift. Upon hearing the sound, he sharply looked up toward the source of the sound. Time had really flown by faster than he'd thought, especially since he couldn't watch the nurse's movements to gauge when it was going to be time for them to move. Truth be told, he wasn't ready to get separated, but he didn't want anyone to hover around him, either.

Frowning, he turned toward where Guy was sitting. "Guess it's time to go..."