Perhaps she had been naive to think someone has already told him. Julia doesn't particularly mind being the welcome wagon in general, but this is different. This is Barbie. Having to be the one to tell him this hurts.

She leans in her chair, closer to him. "Wonderland uses our memories. It takes them and somehow converts them into power so it can feed off of them. I know how insane that sounds, but from what I can tell it's true." It really doesn't sound anymore insane than a supernatural dome trapping an entire town, but the Dome was their normal. Wonderland isn't. "The longer we're here, the more memories we lose over time. It's usually connected to the events that come from our worlds, and no one seems to be sure if Wonderland isn't taking memories outside of that, too. It's kind of impossible to trace to what memories people lose because they don't have them anymore."

That is the terrifying part for Julia, knowing there are parts of herself that are slowly being erased.

"The archives go back, I don't know, maybe almost a decade? It's patchy, but luckily the network helped in keeping pretty decent records." She lets out a resigned sigh. "Barbie, I'm sorry, I know this is a lot to take in."