I don't know about that, but I think that information about the current state of Fontaine doesn't matter here. There is very little I can do. I will say, knowing that Fontaine is safe and has been able to move forward does give me solace though. It has settled in the back of my mind most uncomfortably, so knowing this means I don't have to worry about the its fate. [It does make him wonder just what exactly is able to make the time discrepancy exist without causing issue. Like they can so be easily plucked from their world at any given moment in time...

And well, apparently the prophecy and the Fontaine's fate is possibly the least crazy thing that Neuvillette says to him.]

What? [No, really. What? He stares at the other with a blank stare and honestly, it's really impressive of Neuvillette to get him speechless.

So he's a descendant of an Oceanid? Is an Oceanid? Okay, you know what? Somehow the Primordial Sea dissolving them makes sense. A lot of it puts things into perspective. Furina...Oh. A lot of how Furina acted towards him in the short time they both were in the resort also made sense. That she was merely human all along...playing a part she didn't know how to play.

He had already had certain thoughts about Furina and, while surprising, made certain things that he thought click and make sense.]

Okay... [He's going to be chewing on all this for awhile. Quite awhile.] So...Sovereign dragon. Well, even I couldn't guess that. [He almost wants all this to be a joke. Not because of any of the details, but because of what it implied going forward. The future that loomed over them seemed...precarious.]

Hey. [He absentmindedly tucks some of Neuvillette's hair behind their ear.] How are you feeling? It must be heavy, monsieur, the weight of everything that happened at home and now here.