Elliot nodded. "But the Sight is vague," he added, "It's usually just a feeling. It doesn't give me anything concrete." Well — usually. The trouble with concrete visions was having them be believed; and some did not come true despite that.
"Your wife had an aura of — ill fate coming near her," Elliot added. He'd had a sense that someone was ill, or doomed — but nothing had seemed solid until Daphnel was dead. Elliot was not sure what that meant for Daphnel's death, or his fate. (It had only barely occurred to him that the ghost seemed uncomfortable.)
"Your wife had an aura of — ill fate coming near her," Elliot added. He'd had a sense that someone was ill, or doomed — but nothing had seemed solid until Daphnel was dead. Elliot was not sure what that meant for Daphnel's death, or his fate. (It had only barely occurred to him that the ghost seemed uncomfortable.)