It sure does mean she doesn't have to shout something unfortunate about how this is the fault of his people. Because of course he knows that. He is well aware of that. He's been trying just as hard to fix this as anyone else. And she doesn't want to be angry with him about something he has no part of, but as a Warden, he makes such a convenient target.

"I'll be all right when this is done, and we all get back safely." That seems like a safe enough answer. It's the truth, she hopes.

Her arms cross, unable to drain herself entirely of the tension she's pent up. "When they're taken care of. The Wardens who did this to their own. What do you think is going to happen to your order?"