All of that makes sense to Reynir, according to the logic through which he sees the world. The transformations she's going through in this dream space are a kind of omen, for what will happen to her eventually in the waking world. Hopefully, they will give her time to prepare and plan, for when these changes hit.

He watches in silence as the scene changes again to a world that is more foreign that any he has seen before. Are those... moons? But they are so brightly colored... he doesn't understand how. The architecture is strange, too. But Ami doesn't seem shocked by it, so he just stares in silence. There's only so much he can be shocked by in a single day; at some point he is just going along with it.

"So it's just the same name, and no other similarities? That's a relief..."

At Ami's offer to show him what Aradia looked like, Reynir feels a momentary flicker of fear, one that he dismisses quickly. He has met aliens before, and already seen part of that change on Ami. It's nothing to be afraid of. And he should know, now, so that when this starts happening to Ami in the Anchor, he can help support her.

"Yeah. I would like that."