[ She just lets out a small sigh at that and shakes her head. By now, he ought to know that she is not, nor has she ever been, the most patient of individuals. Rather than remind him of that for what must be the fiftieth time by now, she just shrugs her shoulders and turns her attention to his explanation.

Certain names are familiar to her, from past battles that she has participated in, and she manages to follow the threads of history that he weaves for her. Never mind that she was never the best nor the most focused student, but matters of history are another thing entirely. And, of course, the history of the Allagans is of great importance at the moment, so the least she could do is pay attention. ]

Well, I'm following you so far. [ She offers that comment when it appears that he has paused in his delivery. ] Still, I can't help but wonder how you manage keeping all that knowledge and all those details straight.

[ Granted, having the computers must help, but she thinks that a good portion of it is because G'raha himself is no slouch when it comes to committing details to memory, as is typical of a scholar. And she is most certainly biased, but she thinks that he is one of the finest examples of a scholar that she can recall meeting. ]