"If Avina knows all about Space Stations, then yes," he returns. He wonders how on earth there can be so many words for things he doesn't know, but that's just a little bit of the difference between their world. Shepard has shown she's just as clueless about demonic cultivation as he is about space.

Talking to Shepard though, often felt like deciphering old texts. Constantly referring to other notes he had and trying to piece the meanings together coherently. Electricity, that was a sort of power, he recalled, but he didn't realize it was also something running through a person. Probably like qi, he figures. Just like how he used qi to create threads or nets or other spells, so too could Shepard use hers to create a mass effect field, whatever that was.

Maybe this biotic power wasn't really so different from having a golden core? It takes years to master and control, and works with one's qi to power their spells, heal, use weapons, or fight. And it could be implanted?

"That makes a surprising amount of sense," he admits, taking a slow sip for the first time since their arrival.

"I think I understand it, more or less. Except the implant, I suppose. How does that work? You need one to control the ah... mass effect field?"