"i see," mict said quietly. he didn't quite approve of all this, but - well, who was he to judge? mict was simply passing through, so to speak. he remembered when this land had been all forest and marsh, the thames when it was clear and wild. for all he knew, this was just another one of his memories - or another one of someone else's memories. "you don't feel like a fraud," he said helpfully, dark eyes twinkling with the small, almost shy smile he gave her. the lamplight slipping over his high cheekbones and forehead almost made him look skeletal, turning his eyes into dark, indistinct hollows until the only bright thing about him was the flash of his teeth in the gloom.
mict could feel death hanging around her, which wasn't nearly as unpleasant as it sounded. "thank you for indulging my questions," he said with a small laugh. "it was interesting to hear about. i appreciate it." it was always nice to learn more, especially about those who had powers that affected the dead.