[ She nods again. An adjustment is a kind way to put it. It isn't as if Himeka hasn't realized how invasive it must feel for others when she sees their pasts, their moments of weakness and memories they would prefer not to revisit, but...she hadn't fully understood how it can be. Too used to being on the receiving end. ]

I hadn't realized-...

[ Just how awkward it made one feel? Something like that. But the rest of her thought dies on her tongue as Thancred hits the nail on the head.

Himeka looks up slowly at that. Of course he can see right through her, can't he? IT does feel like her fault. How or why it's happened she doesn't know, but it's much too close to the Echo to ignore. And with no one else seemingly in possession of that ability, it...it has to be coming from her, hasn't it? Somehow... ]

...

[ G'raha had been able to control the Crystal Tower. He was bound to it. If...she were somehow the same with the Singularity, could she control it?

She could send all of them back? ]

...

[ No, he's right. It's so much more powerful, beyond their current understanding. It's a long moment but Himeka finally nods and forces something of a somber smile of her own. ]

Yeah...you're right, Thancred.

[ Looking down at her cup again, it changes from a coffee cup to a tankard, now full of ale. She needs it. ]

It does seem like that whole eyeball dream and the visions are connected, but I don't know how.