Siegfried settled down into the healing process and didn't seem to have any complaints. Anais for her part seemed content to manipulate the warm mana around him and force its interactions with his body to heal his wounds. This was quite strange, in touching him so directly she realized his physical constitution was a lot higher than a normal being. If Charles had chosen a more human target to vent on, this could have been a much more serious situation. She gave thought to that gentle reminder to come later all the while a conversation carried on between Charles and Martha. The latter wanted to know why things couldn't be normal and Charles claimed that this was normal and to get used to it. Martha decided the last forty-eight hours had been particularly deterimental to the lad's psyche but didn't see it as her place to interfere.
Martha had been alive for a long time and every new thing introduced was getting more and more ridiculous. Maybe sometime after this adventure it was time for her to be a normal person, and forget about outlandishness. They started heading for the Sanctum and Martha, Sakura and Yume would begin walking along as well. "You want to get to work, what exactly do you plan on doing? Tracking a moving hidden, target isn't exactly within the knights expertise..." she asked in a straight-forward manner. He was quite committed to getting help, but what did that actually mean. A crunch for time was one thing, but he didn't even know where the thing he was looking for was, and the last time someone did something like that it was Francis Drake.
While that happened, Ailen was content to speak to Anais as if she wasn't currently busy. Considering her ability to multitask, she had no problem addressing him while placing the finishing touches on the physical form of Siegfried. "Hm, I suppose I didn't consider it. I've lived in this realm most of my life, though within the bubble of Aincrad. According to what's written in Jeanne's journals all the lands up here have varying degrees of mana density and it has an effect on both the wildlife and people. It was a problem the early grail holders had to combat to keep their weaker constituents alive until they adjusted. But the lands seemed to adjust naturally, but that probably means each place here has its own climate and thus plant and wildlife variation. It really could change a lot of things you've already taught me, Shishou," she mused. Finally finished she withdrew her hands from Siegfried and looked him over her ears twitching as she tried to spot anything forgotten or any anomalies? "Does anything hurt? I felt like that one was better for those kinds of wounds, but there was a chance it could have felt pretty invasive, sorry," she apologized and waited for the lad's answer. If it was satisfactory she'd stand.