So it's a helpful warning. Even though Daniel was thinking of dangers that seem a little bit more typical for this place, like sea monsters, it's entirely true that even dangers that he could have encountered in his daily life back home are still present here as well. It's not like diving is easy, only helped here by an apparent ability to breathe underwater, however limited.
"I'm sure a lot of people will be doing down there though, so there's no need to worry about doing everything at once." Even if it would have been somehow within their limits. But Daniel trusts Pyrrha's description of what's down there enough to assume that it must mean they really can't view everything that's down there.
He's starting to walk into the water now as he's talking.
"It's probably the best to take a cursory look and see what seems like the most important stuff down there." That sounds like a solid plan to him, but Daniel is not uncooperative enough to not at least also ask: "Do you agree?"
He's pretty sure Pyrrha will agree, but hey, it's only polite to not assume. Especially when your companion is a responsible adult who can make their own decisions.
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So it's a helpful warning. Even though Daniel was thinking of dangers that seem a little bit more typical for this place, like sea monsters, it's entirely true that even dangers that he could have encountered in his daily life back home are still present here as well. It's not like diving is easy, only helped here by an apparent ability to breathe underwater, however limited.
"I'm sure a lot of people will be doing down there though, so there's no need to worry about doing everything at once." Even if it would have been somehow within their limits. But Daniel trusts Pyrrha's description of what's down there enough to assume that it must mean they really can't view everything that's down there.
He's starting to walk into the water now as he's talking.
"It's probably the best to take a cursory look and see what seems like the most important stuff down there." That sounds like a solid plan to him, but Daniel is not uncooperative enough to not at least also ask: "Do you agree?"
He's pretty sure Pyrrha will agree, but hey, it's only polite to not assume. Especially when your companion is a responsible adult who can make their own decisions.