Raymond
*Aria listened to all of his responses, taking note of how accurate he knew them and what he could get a small lesson on to correct. When he was done, she simply nodded.*

"A small correction about the Lanes Between, the beam that opens a portal for you. You do not need to have it in the sky. A portal on the ground works just as effective, and can be less conspicuous. Helpful for keeping world order."
Robert
"World order?" *Dado cocks his head.* "Wait, that's a thing?"
Raymond
"Oh... Oh no... Has Mod failed to tell you about keeping world order..? Okay okay, this is probably one of the more important things for traveling the worlds. When going to a world, it is important not to reveal the existence of other worlds. It is to protect the world order and to make sure that world doesn't fall to chaos from that knowledge."
Robert
*Oh, okay. He's been doing that! He didn't bother interacting with the princess in the tower, for example! And... Wait a minute...*

"So, hypothetically speaking... Would helping a random citizen forge a Keyblade from his Heart so he could help you fight off Heartless, and so his world could be properly defended after you seal the Keyhole and leave... Would that be bad?" *Dado nervously smiles.*
Raymond
*Aria just stared at Dado for a moment. And then another. And... Was her brain buffering?*

"Y-you... You what?"
Robert
"Well, I was thinking. Keyblade people have to go to other worlds to fight off the Heartless, right? But that's kind of inefficient, you know? Like, the Keyblade people have to go through Gummi Space, or those... Lanes Between? And it takes a minute, and sometimes by the time they arrive, the Heartless have already done a lot of damage. So what if instead, we had one Keyblade person responsible for each world? That way, the moment something's wrong, they'll *Already* Be fighting the threat, and they'll be able to let us know immediately!" *Dado looks proud of himself. The fool.*
Raymond
"Dado... We can't do that. While, if we did train a generation for each world and keep them there, think about what that new keyblade wielder will experience. But not only that, think about what they could end up doing. They know how to summon a keyblade, meaning they can try to teach the ones they love. And that love spreads with each person taught. It only takes one person not on the right path to teach a group of troublemakers and then... Keyblade wars everywhere. Keyblade wielders without proper supervision or training are incredibly dangerous."

"If each world had one, the likelihood at least one will end up with a war is high... And this does apply to not telling people of other worlds. Dark hearted people out there can use that to their advantage... Like Maleficent. She went around to other worlds and gathered villains from each one for her plans."
Robert
*Dado's face bears an increasingly horrified expression. Had he created the next Maleficent? Would Aladdin cause a negative chain of events?*

*He puts his face in his hands, letting out a long, deeply frustrated sigh. It's yet another failure on a growing list.*

"I'm sorry..."
Raymond
"It's alright. I'm not mad. You didn't know and it wouldn't be fair to be mad. I do wish we could do what you said. Talking about the heartless and possible other threats are okay. Explaining them is different. But let's not dwell on it, okay?"
Robert
"What about explaining how to combat the Heartless, and how to recognize them? That's basic life-or-death information, right?"
Raymond
"That much should be fine. Even if they can't fully destroy a heartless, it still takes time for a heartless to get a new form. That alone can help a lot.*