Rapunzel was relieved when Merlin didn't seem alarmed or freaked out. She was almost uncertain with how well he seemed to take it but she was grateful for it at least. After all, he had mentioned magic existed where he was from, in this Camelot. It was just that their king did not seem to approve of them using it. Being in the tower was lonely, and her safety and companionship with Mother Gothel and Pascal were initially enough for her, but as the years passed, she became more and more restless and curious about the world outside her tower.

"What do you mean?" she asked, frowning slightly at the confession. He hadn't told her the truth about what? About his home? It was not as if Rapunzel would know either way if he did lie to her, given how new she was to so many things since leaving her tower and arriving here in the Garden.

"I didn't, no. Corona was....it was amazing! It really was. There were so many people, and so much to see and do there!" So much to learn, to experience and discover, here and back home.