Joly frowns at Lesgle's hesitation-- he knows the sound of someone second-guessing his own theory-- and takes both his hands while he considers the idea. And he does take time to think about it, even though it seems obviously good; it deserves considering. But after a few quiet moments he nods and smiles.

"Yes-- yes, you know, I think it's very likely! I mean, of course there's the obvious fact, that we all interact here, and people might carry tales back--and, oh! Yes! Perhaps we all carry something of our own worlds, our own, our own realities with us, the way we all carry our own ecosystem, did I tell you about that?"

He releases one of Bossuet's hands to gesture with his own. "And, you know, people come back and forth all the time, it might happen at any point, we can influence other realities in past and future...Did I tell you, I've been thinking, time is part of the mystery here; there are books in the library from every point in every world's history, after all. Think, an author could conceivably come here before he's written a book, and then find it in the library! That has to have some effect...yes, of course, your idea makes a great deal of sense!-- I wonder if everyone who comes here has stories somewhere, then?"