"No, surprisingly. There's been some emotional moments, but for the most part it seems most people are coping decently with suddenly being pulled from their own worlds." Truly from a psychological point of view everyone should be panicking, but Clarus wasn't about to complain that they weren't. He'd been upset, but panic was the last thing he needed to do. Instead he set about creating a regimented environment for his young charges so they could get into a rhythm and not dwell on what was lost. Too much, at least. It seemed to have worked, to an extent.

The question made Clarus chuckle. Not because of the question itself, but Regis and his awkwardness in wording it. In thirty years, Regis would be anything but awkward, always succinct with his words and quick with his comebacks. It was almost fun to see him like this once more.

"Not to my recollection." And that really would have been something Clarus would remember, his prince going missing.