[ Although Oriphi would never claim herself to be any kind of expert in the arcane, especially when compared to the scholarly companions of her old life, she still finds herself a bit thrilled to be able to "talk shop" with Dohalim, so to speak. This is due, in part, to the fact that magic seems to differ so wildly between everyone and their homes - so to find this common ground in dreamotion feels special and exciting.

At his answer, she can't help but sigh, although there's nothing put-upon or exasperated behind it. Instead, there's some kind of understanding or knowing; Dohalim had, after all, approached the task of urging Oriphi to wake up form her nightmare much in the same way as he's describing how he approaches others' dreamotion. So... it tracks. ]

Perhaps not, but it's a good answer all the same. You seem like an incredibly sharp person, Dohalim.

[ She gives a little smile of her own. ]

Maybe someone will surprise you, yet! But probably not me.