I should say so. But perhaps it isn't as strange as it could be--this island was all but a barren wasteland at first. It makes a certain kind of sense that the spark of life would be required to revitalize a dead land.

[The act of creating a new life, multiplied a thousandfold, magnified and guided by someone's deliberate control..... the theory seems sound enough, even if he's not learned enough in sorcery to understand the underlying mechanics. By the Augur's wisdom, this island has been reborn, no matter how much of a burden the process has been on all of them.

Whatever petty personal dramas play out between them, they are part of something greater than themselves. It's a humbling thought, realizing all over again just how small you really are.]