Niara received an exasperated but affectionate thought back, about how the last time they had talked she couldn't wait for it to be gone, now it was too soon, tomorrow she would return to waffling back and forth, but he found her decision wavering amusing more than anything else. She was a nice change from the others, so firmly fixated on a choice that changing it required a crowbar, every god calling for it, and a major beyonder act to accomplish, and even then they had a fair chance of not changing their minds. He did add that once she was ready, they would remove the dying, insane fragment, and allow her to get out and actually live, like her Dreanei mind healer kept trying to get her to do.<br/><br/>Saarisi got a nod, before he hugged her close, and hummed. "Then say so, and I will stop pushing. But this is kinda important, since he might decide to try again on his own anyway. Sounds like the sort."