i've been trying to sleep

Safrin Safrin had her suspicions about why the Outlanders were here .. how they'd been chosen and why the group suddenly pulled in such a high number was perhaps different from the rest. However as the wolf-girl mentioned that perhaps whoever had done it knew that Ronin wouldn't turn away, Safrin almost flinched. Now that was taking it to a whole other level. But was it possible? "I don't think it was random. Not at all." Safrin said, voice tense. Indeed what Ashe said next only helped to confirm what the goddess thought, even though the information was not particularly new. "The...way out, is in that Spire, yes. But if the barrier lifts, you will have more space, but you will still be here in a sense." Safrin said gently. And he will still be gone. "What is it you want to do?" She asked a touch more softly this time, relaxing somewhat. "You cannot return from where you came. It does not work like that. You ... do not know our ways. Do you understand the reasons why there was a rebellion? Why some wish for the Spire to stand?" With a breath that was shaky and radiated a cosmic anguish, Safrin half-shook her head. "The one with the power to do that...the one who will hold his soul is so far away...We cannot reach him in here."