If. [ His skepticism is clear, but it's rooted in a general unwillingness to buy in to the concept more than a lack of trust in Ambrose or Thorne. He thinks Ambrose is telling the truth, as the High Mage believes it, something which Jon had once confirmed. ] That's what they all say.
[ How many prophecies have their been now on the Continent alone? How many have come to pass? (How much of Ithlinne's prophecy is real and how much of what pursues Cirilla are simply those who lend it too much weight? It's hardly the first time prophecy has led men to do the unthinkable, and he's tired of it. He's tired of being caught up in things he doesn't even believe in.)
He drains more of his beer, letting the topic lay as it is. He's not interested in debating, not here, and he's said what he thinks. Beyond that—Himeka is free to make of it as she will. ]
no subject
[ How many prophecies have their been now on the Continent alone? How many have come to pass? (How much of Ithlinne's prophecy is real and how much of what pursues Cirilla are simply those who lend it too much weight? It's hardly the first time prophecy has led men to do the unthinkable, and he's tired of it. He's tired of being caught up in things he doesn't even believe in.)
He drains more of his beer, letting the topic lay as it is. He's not interested in debating, not here, and he's said what he thinks. Beyond that—Himeka is free to make of it as she will. ]