[There's a raised - and questioning - eyebrow at her first comment, and he's very nearly about to prompt further on that 'but' when she offers an answer of her own instead. One that she doesn't sound particularly certain of, admittedly, but it is an answer. If a wholly unsatisfying one.]
It was you who had the vision, not I.
[And though he might - in theory - be able to experience some of it, were she to make an effort to share it with him, he doesn't much care to mention how she might do so. Not while they are in the middle of an expedition, certainly, and possibly not ever. There are too many questions that could come of such a thing for him to bother, unless it should be strictly necessary.
Still, he does step back when she motions him to, and he can't deny that he's seeing much the same thing as she is.]
You can't possibly be suggesting that this unknown creature is shaped like a cube.
[And yet... there is the proof before them all the same.]
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It was you who had the vision, not I.
[And though he might - in theory - be able to experience some of it, were she to make an effort to share it with him, he doesn't much care to mention how she might do so. Not while they are in the middle of an expedition, certainly, and possibly not ever. There are too many questions that could come of such a thing for him to bother, unless it should be strictly necessary.
Still, he does step back when she motions him to, and he can't deny that he's seeing much the same thing as she is.]
You can't possibly be suggesting that this unknown creature is shaped like a cube.
[And yet... there is the proof before them all the same.]