Only when ensuring the authenticity of the information can all subsequent conjectures be true.
It's like doing research; if the initial premise is wrong, then all the subsequent inferences would likely not hold true.
["I suggest you still believe it."]
During Herbert's contemplation, Nenasha positively affirmed the authenticity of the information and explained:
["To some extent, the dream in Belinda's mind can be regarded as a 'precognitive dream', a special form of prophecy."]
Another prophecy.
Though Herbert didn't want to believe such whimsical things, prophecies in this world are very credible, leaving him with no choice but to believe.
After contemplating for a moment, Herbert had no choice but to accept and turned to ask:
"What... exactly is it?"
Herbert had been curious about what kind of creature Belinda was, but out of instinctive caution, he had never explored or actively investigated her race.
