From the way Neria speaks, it seems as though her world has a very organized way of looking at magic. And that interests Fortescue, as hers is the same way. Categories and terms shift, ever so often, but the way people view magic has been the same for hundreds of years. Longer, possibly.
"The Void, hm? We have Shadow," Fortescue says thoughtfully, keeping her barrier up and strong as vines try to pummel the door on the other side a bit more forcefully. "It's sort of... another dimension, where I draw my magic from. What's the Fade like?"
This is helpful, actually. She can focus on the conversation and not so much the growing pressure she's putting off with her magic.
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"The Void, hm? We have Shadow," Fortescue says thoughtfully, keeping her barrier up and strong as vines try to pummel the door on the other side a bit more forcefully. "It's sort of... another dimension, where I draw my magic from. What's the Fade like?"
This is helpful, actually. She can focus on the conversation and not so much the growing pressure she's putting off with her magic.