[He simply allows his shoulders to rise and fall at that. It wasn't as if Nida didn't have a point. The saying was that trust was a two-way street, but even that felt odd in the case of something like this. That was true enough. It's... not exactly trust he feels. It's more the fact he's got enough with him to be able to look after himself if the benefit of the doubt turned out to be a mistake.
He notes Nida's glance to his face and then away as he notes his name. It's unspoken. Just a faint look of acknowledgement at both the introduction (of sorts) and his discomfort.]
Gaia's got behemoths, for a start.
[Although the subject change is indelicate, Nida's probably got enough skill to pull that off. So. The mention of a god is left as a vague question. Nothing more.]
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He notes Nida's glance to his face and then away as he notes his name. It's unspoken. Just a faint look of acknowledgement at both the introduction (of sorts) and his discomfort.]
Gaia's got behemoths, for a start.
[Although the subject change is indelicate, Nida's probably got enough skill to pull that off. So. The mention of a god is left as a vague question. Nothing more.]