The examinations of the master necromancers tracked with Mistral’s own observations of Nefertiti’s state, but it was difficult to draw conclusions without more information. There was more to discuss and investigate, but not here.
Nefertiti:
“Archmage are you able to take us out of this place? she asked Hopi y not to reveal anything about there location of transport. From there she had a fast exit to her Haven. Where she had plenty to think about and plenty to do.
There was a long pause, then Mistral's voice floated upon the air,
"If we are finished here, let us make our departure. Allons-y." An indistinct figure shimmered at the threshold of the morgue and beckoned for them to leave the Crèche complex. Should they manage to make it entirely out of the complex without incident, Mistral would reappear to lead them out of sight of the gates. A derelict New York alleyway flickered and faded into mist as they were seamlessly relocated to the amethyst island with the sea stretching to every horizon.
Once they had arrived, Mistral turned to Nefertiti and said evenly,
"I will thank you not to refer to moi by that title in mixed company, Reine. Archmagi are vanishingly rare in this age, and I would prefer not to advertise myself as such as of yet." Unless these Moros were far less gossipy than the average Awakened, reports of a supposed Archmage would likely travel quickly. Now that they were back home and away from outside ears, Mistral turned to Noah and said,
"It seems that all is in order with Reine Nefertiti's soul, at least on the surface. I lack context for the suspicions regarding the parley with the Goddess, but I am curious what we expected to learn from this visit."
While the otherworldly blindfolded Archmage spirit spoke, there could be seen a rather more worldly Mistral hobbling resolutely around the island's perimeter, gaunt and garbed in ill-fitting athletic wear.