The simple fact of the matter is that we are not equipped to take on gods, even if it turns out to be the correct decision. We do not know if or when our powers will return, even with Pomarr promising to right that error.

Those blinded by anger and self-righteous justice will be the very first to fall, because they will not listen to reason. [And while he doesn't know many people here, not as many as Sieglinde does, he also doesn't have to worry as much because his comrades seem to be treating this with care and caution.

There's a pause, before he adds:]

Are you holding up all right, Lady Sullivan? [He's... not blind to the comments and arguments going on.] You have far more people to personally worry for here than I do right now.