I tell you, it does mean something. We need everyone to do their best. Don't you want to go home?

[Wherever her home is in the multiverse, surely she has a place like that, right? He has his own opinion on the slaying of the dragon - the opposite of Cecelia's, naturally -, but he decides not to dive into that matter now. What's done is done, and he doesn't assume that she'd change her mind after hearing that two outworlders have been caring for the dragonlets hatched from the dragon's abandoned eggs.]

Or do you think stopping the calamity is the wrong thing to do?