The man looked a bit startled by her declaration. "Now? At night?" he said, uncertainly, frowning as he listened to her explanation. "I suppose, but... don't you need to stay near him? I thought that was how it worked," he said, gesturing towards the sleeping Cedrik.<br/><br/>He looked like he was trying to come up with a counterargument, before finally shrugging. "A good point... if he can just bring you back, then you can also learn something valuable, hopefully," he said, nodding slightly. "I still don't like the idea of letting someone just... go to what might be their death, and not be able to do anything..."<br/>