We have no reason to trust the claim except that it is clearly possible. If we have been brought here, we can be returned; the time involved is no issue. But our captors have no reason to offer us the courtesy in truth.

I fear a magical duel with them will only risk others unnecessarily. [She says this as calmly as ever, but beneath it are hints of a core of steel. She not only finds no fear in the prospect of such combat, but doesn't even seem particularly dismissive of her chances.]

But I will gladly offer you any help that I can, if you find a way in which I can aid you.