[Neuvillette does regret unloading so much information at once. Fontaine, and the greater world of Teyvat, were complex places and must sound especially strange to anyone from a world with very different ideas regarding gods and religion in general. And that's without even getting into his own strange situation as a dragon. To blindly accept that a man such as himself was some kind of deity, or claimed to be, is quite unbelievable and Neuvillette certainly wouldn't blame the man for doubting him.

He hums thoughtfully at Olivine's assessment, frowning slightly.]

As you've noted, there's little to be done. Being panicked or agitated wouldn't benefit anyone, least of all me and it would change nothing.

I apologize. It must be quite a lot to process. I appreciate you lending an ear regardless,