Odin seemed to sense something unusual and let out a puzzled grunt.
He closed his eyes, focused his attention, and reached his hand a little farther forward to investigate what was strange within the orb of light.
"Wizet, is this your..." He opened his eyes, his gaze flickering as though searching for the right word. "Deliberate arrangement?"
"Yes," Wizet admitted. "The gift I bestow naturally comes with standards for receiving it."
Odin pursed his lips and stared at the dazzling, multicolored orb of light, as though reevaluating the will hidden within it.
"Exploring the world gently..." He sighed thoughtfully. "So that was it?"
"You made your way here like this, so you don't merely want to pass on the spark. You also want to pass along a certain way of seeing the world through that spark."
"If it were only this world, it would be far too small..." Wizet raised his head and gazed into the night sky, as though he could see somewhere far beyond it.
"Beyond this world lies a universe so vast it may have no boundaries. No matter which direction you set out in, it seems you could call it moving forward."
"But perhaps precisely because of that, it is easier for people to lose their way, unsure of where they truly want to go."
"The universe?" Odin raised his head as well, gazing thoughtfully at the night sky. "Wizet, are you saying that when the outside world is too vast, many things within our understanding lose their meaning?"
"Yes!" Wizet replied firmly. "That is why I would rather give myself a direction and the motivation to move forward."
"I like change and am willing to explore the unknown. That is also why I understand that if everything has no boundaries, no measure, no coordinates to