Abel didn't expect Emet-Selch to be the sort to follow another blindly, but hearing the other man affirm this aloud is a reassurance all the same. He's had some... worries... about how far the Kenoma might influence those who had ingested it without inevitably purging it as well. Was it possible its host were under some form of manipulation...? Considering how some of their Aion brethren had spoken so freely and with great acceptance after the ritual in the cavern, the priest has his suspicions.

He puts that thought aside, for now; instead, Abel is focusing on the conversation at hand. Emet-Selch is motivated to follow the Regent in hopes of seeing some personal goal fulfilled; it doesn't take much to puzzle out its involvement with his world, his home, lost to him.

"I mean that our worlds are precisely where we left them," Abel replies. "The dreams we shared are the only proof we have to the contrary. Beside that... there have been some-- oddities, ones I don't think I can explain if everything were truly gone. It isn't that I have irrefutable proof one way or the other - but... it's what I believe, for whatever that's worth."