Instead of scolding at Erin for his loss of manners, Eliana slowly just smiled. "The mind like to play tricks on the eyes.. Or so they say.." She answered, watching as a purple and black designed butterfly came from somewhere above them, slowly coming down to rather strangely land upon Eliana's knuckle, simply sitting there casually.<br/><br/>"And what I meant.. Was that you've never really seen everything.. You never really<span style="font-style: italic">know</span>all that there is to know.. There are so many things we will never learn- Because there is far too much for any one person to ever learn in any lifetime.. But it'd be far too great of a burden to know so much.. So maybe that was why it has never happened.." Slowly she lifted her slender hand, holding up her index finger that the butterfly had crawled onto, and after a few moments it took off gracefully into the air, fluttering back to a nearby plant, which, frankly, couldn't have been over three to five feet away.<br/><br/>With a soft sigh, then, Eliana gazed up, where plants could be seen overgrown even at the high, domed ceiling. "Or do you still not understand?"