"Then I will leave deciding on that action to you," he answered with a slight nod. "You don't need to worry about me acting indiscriminately."

It sounded like he was more knowledgeable on the topic than Souza; being unused to taking leadership of such things anyway, it was likely best to default to assisting, to helping find more information and carrying out whatever eventually needed to be done. He pulled the loose fabric of his clothes closer around himself as they made their way up the incline, shielding himself from the sea wind as it picked back up, turning to glance over the trees they'd already passed.

"There are so many, though," he murmured, mostly to himself. Binding this number of spirits-- it had to have been quite an undertaking.