Arkain watches Kasson sit on a stone stool and sit on. He doesn't feel nervous around him. Kasson casual smile helps to keep him relaxes along with him being around eye level now. He is surprised how silently he walked over to the stool compared to when he entered the room. This further confirms he assumption Kasson is not real.<br/>He thinks some more about that you said about how people assume things. "I think I understand better what you are saying. You can't always assume what something is by the way it looks or by the way you except it to be. That may not be the way it really is. The artist is drawing the way he wants it to be not the way it might really be. I apologize if I offended you by my assumptions, Kasson." He pauses and looks at you again. He ponders what you said. He responds to what you say about Talix "Yes, I can see that. I am rather surprised by lack of references to him or anyone else in this place. All the other tombs I have visited all the walls are carved telling about  the great one who is buried in there but here there is hardly any. I find that very odd. " He smiles. " I appreciate the restraint you used when trying to communicate with me. I am sure the mortals that were around him appreciated that. He sounds like he was a kind god. Arkain looks at you again studying your body. "My I ask, why do you refer to yourself as  what not who. What are you?" He rubs his chin and looks up at the light then at you." I hope you are not offended by my saying this but I have been inside a number of tombs and have even communicated with ghost who inhabit the tomb but I have never met or saw anyone quite like you. The power of your spirit is amazing. I swear I could almost touch you." He chuckles. He  now is even more sure you are a ghost especially when you referred to yourself as what.