Xeno had no interest in being ditched. He had read her expression not her mind. Though he had no idea if that was actually something he could do seeing as he was her "guardian angel" so to speak. He was here to protect her from harm and death. Therefore, he was going absolutely nowhere. He looked at her and remained where he was out of way of obstructing the view for the driver of the vehicle. Lightly and harmlessly sitting upon the hood of the car directly in front of the front passenger's window. He looked at her and simply stayed where he was. He was only interested in the why she refused to believe him thing. Technically...he was sitting down. It was just not INSIDE the truck. He wasn't inside because she told him to get OUT. Women must be very complex and perplexing creatures he finally decided silently. How can you want some both in and out of the vehicle. Oh well...he was comfortable right where he was.<br/><br/>She did have LOTS of control over the situation. Unless it concerned him going away. Him not protecting her safety and life. Or him using anything and everything at his disposal for the protection of her life and safety. Other than that...all the true control was in her hands as his summoner. He nodded his head as she said the question. The obvious annoyance caused him to tilt his head and look at her as if she was speaking with such a curious tone or with an interesting concept. Straightening her head back up and looked at her. "Yes. That is the question to which whose answer I am seeking. The question to whose answer you promised to provide." he said seriously.<br/><br/>He frowned a bit as she spoke. "Why?" He asked. "Why is it ridiculous?" He asked. Not understanding why she was saying that. Frowning a bit. "Then how would you explain all the miracles and accounts that were documented in which people stated...that there was an otherworldly presence that saved or aided them in their times of need?" He asked in a puzzled voice. He blinked and looked puzzled. "Science can not explain everything. Science does explain many things but some of the things explained by science are thus explained inaccurately." he said simply. Blinking a bit. "How can everything be solved when all you Earthlings know is what is on your world. What you have seen from those strange objects you send into space. You have not been out of your solar system. You have barely been through your entire solar system all the way."<br/><br/>He pointed these out kindly. "Why would Earthlings assume they know everything and they are the only ones there...if they have yet to get their own beings beyond the astroid belt? I believe that is what you refer to it as here on Earth." He said simply. He smiled a bit. "Whenever you achieve one level another level has yet to be achieved. I believe the Earth saying closely related to that would be...when one door closes another door opens? Maybe...?" He said. Looking puzzled a bit. "Earthlings are highly amusing...thinking they are the only ones out there." He started laughing as they rather amused him. "You are but a baby race summoner Marina. Your race still can evolve and advance both mentally but scientifically and spiritually as well. You are still in the early years of your life amongst the stars."<br/><br/>He shook his head. "I suppose seeing as though you have never physically encountered other worldly presences you would assume something like that. There is many laws in the universe. An extremely great one is that there is to be no interactions with undeveloped planets. At least from alien races of other worlds." He explained. "I can not give you too much information or tell you too many things. However, seeing our current track record I highly doubt you will believe anything I say out of my mouth. Even if it was the sky is blue and the grass is green. "He said. A chuckle escaping his lips.<br/><br/>He frowned quickly as she spoke. "I had scanned and seen that the dominant life form species upon Earth was humans. Was I wrong in this assumption?" he asked. Utterly confused. "Then...if I did not appear and your car did not levitate out of where it was stuck in the sand..." He paused for a moment. "How do you explain...why you are no longer deeply entrenched within a slippery slope of ungiving mineral deposits called sand?" he asked curiously.