[She's exactly right, and Toki was told by multiple people that his reasoning there was crazy.]
Yes... I was already blind in that eye; it didn't work anyway. I thought that it could be a conduit and I wanted to stop it.
[To him, it had made sense. It was easy for him to assume that the eye belonged to the daemon, especially after having those visions. His left eye used to be brown like the other one, before the contract. If he couldn't see through it anymore, who was?]
The eyes in my visions belonged to a monster they called the Herald of Night. They knew- the... Daybreak knew and they didn't tell me. The knew about the Herald through other Seers, and they knew I had visions about the same eyes, but they didn't tell me about it.
[Everyone was supposedly so concerned with Toki's mental state, that they kept vital information from him on so many occasions. It did nothing but let his imagination and his own inferences drive him to extremes because he was scared.]
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Yes... I was already blind in that eye; it didn't work anyway. I thought that it could be a conduit and I wanted to stop it.
[To him, it had made sense. It was easy for him to assume that the eye belonged to the daemon, especially after having those visions. His left eye used to be brown like the other one, before the contract. If he couldn't see through it anymore, who was?]
The eyes in my visions belonged to a monster they called the Herald of Night. They knew- the... Daybreak knew and they didn't tell me. The knew about the Herald through other Seers, and they knew I had visions about the same eyes, but they didn't tell me about it.
[Everyone was supposedly so concerned with Toki's mental state, that they kept vital information from him on so many occasions. It did nothing but let his imagination and his own inferences drive him to extremes because he was scared.]