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The thing which stands out however is that all he describes, are supernatural occurrences of nature. Higher than that though, divinity and gods? He has nothing to say other than matters of his own faith, which by the sound of things is a major point of contention with Emil's people and an underlying current of the ongoing wars. The idea of some sea goddess, and her begotten demigod sea monster, running amok? No, fantastical creatures and occurrences are one thing. But the meddling of actual gods and divinity? That is purely the realm of myth, and if it even did happen then it was ages past before any history.
In this respect, as far as you can glean from talking with the human, you may be unique as a semi-divine creature. Sea dragons and krakens and other sea monsters are a reality in this world, but only in the oldest tales are creatures of gods a thing. Supposedly all that nonsense passed into myth when divine powers withdrew from the world, to concern themselves with "faith" and leaving things to humans and the natural world.
It almost makes you start blubbering again for your lost mother and lost siblings. But you feel you've had enough depression for one night, and wanting to escape this mire of grief you decide to instead expend what energy you have left vigorously. Taking to your feet and grabbing another cask of wine to have yourself a good time, your own personal beach party. You might have wanted some company from the humans to join you, but they are too nervous and fearful to be at that much ease. Kind of like a bunch of people in a pool with a shark; even if it's been fed, nobody is going to be able to relax or have fun.
Not that you care, you just want something to take the weight off your mind after all these difficult revelations, and enjoy yourself late into the night without a care in the world till you finally pass out from exhaustion.
