Before night fell, Yinsen and Arthur had barely managed to put together the frame of a shelter. Covered with leaves, it would be enough to get them through the night.
Now that they had somewhere protected from the wind and rain, there was no need to rush the rest. Diana, in her bratty-child phase, had been asking questions nonstop from the side, and she finally received more responses—Yinsen was in the mood to answer all her strange and curious questions.
"You aren't from this world?"
"No."
Yinsen had already revealed that he could break through the Planar Barrier. Besides, the DC Universe already had the concept of a multiverse. As a descendant of the Olympian Gods, Diana would eventually come into contact with such things. Yinsen simply would not tell the people of Themyscira that the universe he lived in still belonged to an entirely different system from the DC Universe.
If the DC Universe's multiverse was like countless branches on a tree, then Yinsen was an absolute outsider who had come from an entirely different tree.
The Space-Time Energy within him was being consumed every moment. In essence, it was resisting the world's force of rejection. Yinsen had noticed this long ago, and both The Ancient One and Merlin had more or less revealed related information to him. He simply had yet to figure out how to solve the problem.
When Diana saw Yinsen suddenly fall silent, she did not feel ignored. After spending half a day together, she had gradually realized that this Mage would sometimes abruptly sink into thought. With Arthur explaining things beside her, she guessed that perhaps all Mages were like this.
"After all, using all kinds of magic must require thinking about things all the time..."
Whenever Yinsen was quiet, she chatted with Arthur