For the first time there's a bit of hesitation from Kuai. It's a reasonable plan of action: to make sure that the creature they've worked so hard to kill is actually and truly dead. But what if it isn't? They'd be close enough to suffer whatever hallucinations it might inflict, not to mention the physical danger. He'd worked with Pudding to make potions against the similar effects of green-eyes but he's fairly certain the concoction would have worn off by now. And it might have only been partially effective against the wrath of a full-fledged world eater.

"We should. We can't go on assuming that it's dead while always second guessing ourselves and looking over our shoulders because we don't really know."

It's a logical plan, and yet Kuai isn't really making a move to head for the docks. "Weaver said there'd be a submarine we could use should we need to flee, it should be still there and at our disposal. I don't think the bomb would have displaced it out of the water."