"Very well," Elidibus acknowledges. He doesn't seem offended and likely isn't. After all there is a reason he's asking Emet-Selch and it's not just about the other Ascian's known clarity of sight.
On the other hand, Pahja's comment draws notice, as well as Tidus's confusion.
"It's naught more than fact," he says, addressing the two quietly as he shifts closer. He's not overly worried about breaking Emet-Selch's focus; the man is extremely good at what he does and there's thousands of years of practice behind it. Still there's no need to raise his voice either. Or point out that even if it's fact, it's still a fancy way of putting it. Emet-Selch's fondness for theatre is well known to him.
"We're of an older race, who wielded far more powerful magics than anyone native to our star in the present day is capable of alone. And even among us, he is an exceptionally gifted one."
He doesn't seem to be criticizing Pahja, mind you, nor boasting of his race's capabilities. 'It is what it is'.
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On the other hand, Pahja's comment draws notice, as well as Tidus's confusion.
"It's naught more than fact," he says, addressing the two quietly as he shifts closer. He's not overly worried about breaking Emet-Selch's focus; the man is extremely good at what he does and there's thousands of years of practice behind it. Still there's no need to raise his voice either. Or point out that even if it's fact, it's still a fancy way of putting it. Emet-Selch's fondness for theatre is well known to him.
"We're of an older race, who wielded far more powerful magics than anyone native to our star in the present day is capable of alone. And even among us, he is an exceptionally gifted one."
He doesn't seem to be criticizing Pahja, mind you, nor boasting of his race's capabilities. 'It is what it is'.