Wizet's explanation caused subtle changes in the expressions of those figures.
"How could we be disappointed?" Odin was the same. He seemed both amused and helpless. "It's just... just..."
He shook his head again. This kind of mental stuttering seemed to have occurred for the first time only after meeting Wizet, leaving him unsure how to handle it for a moment.
At that moment, he even somewhat understood why Wizet had chosen to communicate through "language" rather than directly through thoughts when he arrived here.
Like the current situation—expressing things through language would probably have been more appropriate. It could also prevent one's thoughts from stalling and avoid laying them bare before others.
Wizet's thoughts appeared at just the right moment. "Odin, could this be used to resolve the hidden dangers within the 'Path'?"
Odin took a deep breath, dispelling those trivial thoughts.
Once he understood Wizet's idea, he focused and returned to the discussion of the "Path." This was what they needed to resolve most urgently.
After passing the pure-white bubble backward for the other figures to examine, Xochitlicutli voiced his opinion.
"I believe the possibility is quite high. Your... magic... is wondrous. It gives us a feeling that is both familiar and unfamiliar."
"At the very least, when I tested it with my own abilities, I found that I could not touch its essence. I could only appreciate the wonders it displayed."
"That is also what I think." Odin listed a string of names. "But we still need Anubis, Hecate, Thanatos, Hades, Osiris... their opinions."
"They were responsible for establishing the fundamental principles of the 'Path.' It was only after they combined their abilities to construct the 'Path' that they discovered its various hidden dangers."
The figures Odin had mentioned began an intense collision of thoughts over the