[Alhaitham for his part has never seen any reason to beat around the bush on things that both parties are already aware of. Since they both know, there is no need to repeat that which is already true and known, and it will simply easier to get right to the chase. That's how he's always operated, and being in this place has not changed that much.
He listens intently to the explanation as its being given to him, one part of him noticing how much more animated the other becomes during this. Clearly, its something that he has a personal interest him, or at least that's the conclusion that he can draw. Alhaitham supposes part of that is because of Xehanort's own experience, but still... the idea of wanting to venture to other worlds continues to feel rather left field for him.
Worlds, multiple. And in this place alone he's already seen a huge variety of people from all those different worlds. It's certainly been a lot of think about, and this only gives a lot more food for thought.
The appearance of this... 'keyblade', when it comes, its also a little unexpected, and Alhaitham can't help but look at it in curiosity as Xehanort shows it to him. It's easy enough to see why its called a keyblade, even if he can't see it being a wholly practical weapon. More of a keymace than a blade, if it were up to him, but its not as if Teyvat hasn't had its share of strange looking weapons from blacksmiths that were a bit too creative, so he's not one to comment.]
What happens when this 'order' that you've mentioned is disrupted?
[Xehanort does make it sound like its something important, yet he also said that the order of his place is already a mess... perhaps that is part of the reason why this world is the way that it is? It's a possibility that has crossed his mind before, though he doesn't have this same knowledge that Xehanort clearly possesses.]
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He listens intently to the explanation as its being given to him, one part of him noticing how much more animated the other becomes during this. Clearly, its something that he has a personal interest him, or at least that's the conclusion that he can draw. Alhaitham supposes part of that is because of Xehanort's own experience, but still... the idea of wanting to venture to other worlds continues to feel rather left field for him.
Worlds, multiple. And in this place alone he's already seen a huge variety of people from all those different worlds. It's certainly been a lot of think about, and this only gives a lot more food for thought.
The appearance of this... 'keyblade', when it comes, its also a little unexpected, and Alhaitham can't help but look at it in curiosity as Xehanort shows it to him. It's easy enough to see why its called a keyblade, even if he can't see it being a wholly practical weapon. More of a keymace than a blade, if it were up to him, but its not as if Teyvat hasn't had its share of strange looking weapons from blacksmiths that were a bit too creative, so he's not one to comment.]
What happens when this 'order' that you've mentioned is disrupted?
[Xehanort does make it sound like its something important, yet he also said that the order of his place is already a mess... perhaps that is part of the reason why this world is the way that it is? It's a possibility that has crossed his mind before, though he doesn't have this same knowledge that Xehanort clearly possesses.]