["You have my word" is such a laughably poor reason to trust someone with something so invasive - but it does sound very thorough. If she wants understanding and not just a cure, this may be a way to go about it.
How much does she care about understanding? In this strange place where she's alone, as far as she can tell, perhaps she is better off if she cares more than she might have otherwise. And if she doesn't like whatever he's doing, she can teleport out again.
Caedra doesn't dismiss her sword entirely, instead re-forming it into a black knife the length of her hand. She probably can't strike him through that odd 'room' of his but she doesn't want to be entirely unarmed.]
Fine. I accept. If you do anything other than what you've said though, expect to suffer for it.
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How much does she care about understanding? In this strange place where she's alone, as far as she can tell, perhaps she is better off if she cares more than she might have otherwise. And if she doesn't like whatever he's doing, she can teleport out again.
Caedra doesn't dismiss her sword entirely, instead re-forming it into a black knife the length of her hand. She probably can't strike him through that odd 'room' of his but she doesn't want to be entirely unarmed.]
Fine. I accept. If you do anything other than what you've said though, expect to suffer for it.