"Well, I am the greatest necromancer of my generation." There is no Harrow here to disagree with him so he is going to state it as fact. He may not be a Lyctor but his knowledge base is vast. The Archivists would flip out if they knew. He was very certain it would work, but there were always possibilities that she couldn't get his bones together or the soul would have not connected the way it was supposed to. "I told you so."

He knows the lengths she probably had to go to in order to put him together again may have been complicated. All on the chance he was right. But she was Camilla Hect. She is the only one who could have done it, determined and focused and the smartest person he knows outside of himself. Sorry to everyone else, intelligence is gauged differently in Sixth House.

Palamedes lets her draw her hand away, although they still stay close physically. He nods at the question. "Mmm, yes. An interesting construct. I couldn't tell for certain what it was, but it is not like us." He could spend more time studying the Ferryman later if at all possible. He has always been good at breaking beings down into studied pieces. "I don't intend to take what it says at face value. We'll have to find this Ancient."