The Sunspire i don't see red 'cause

But seeing something doesn't mean it exists, she said. He glanced toward her, considering it carefully. One could argue that indeed, existence was meaningless or even impossible if nothing existed to observe it. Taikon supposed it might depend on how you define existence. He knew, for instance, that his world did not exist in the same way it did for Zephyr. Takiyok lived in her own world, too. Thus, their worlds existing was dependent on them and their ability to view it with a perspective.
He thought about this between her sentences, thinking that while there was no way to know what actual "existence" meant, the only thing they could really be sure of what their version of experience.
He stayed quiet while she spoke, though, curious to hear her voice instead of his own for a change. He frowned and looked at her when she mentioned fighting the current they were talking about might be pointless. When she finished her thought, he licked his lips, looking up toward the trees, and the sky beyond. Along for the ride. I like that, he said calmly. Although, whenever I've met people who just 'go with the flow,' they're usually pieces of shit. I don't know if that's the right way to go, he said, twisting his expression.