She looks towards the ritual, then shakes her head. "We'll talk, first. Especially if you think it'll make me pass out."<br/><br/>"The problem with long-term reincarnation, like what you are proposing, is that it violates the natural order of things. Mortals spring forth from the Well of Souls, are born, live, and die, their soul traveling to the Outer Planes, to reinforce the plane, or become outsiders. That the soul doesn't reach its final destination is not the concern, as many things can happen to the soul, along the way. The problem is the generation of souls. Nothing is supposed to interfere with their creation; all souls are bound by laws, older than any of us, that ensure that all souls are granted with free will, until the moment of their birth. What you're suggesting is that souls would exist, with a predetermined fate, a predetermined destiny, without the full gift of free will."