"Yeah," Magnus says. There's something about Lan Wangji -- Magnus feels like he can tell him anything, and he'll be listened to and understood, and not judged. Possibly because Lan Wangji has seen him at his worst in two very different ways, and still takes this kind of time to be there for him, talking through Magnus's questions, holding him like a -- like a --

Adult-shaped adult, Magnus tells himself, firmly.

"Do you know what a panic attack is?" Galahad hadn't, until Magnus explained them; he's trying to do better about his assumptions of common knowledge.