When Igor emerged from the Inner World, his feelings were rather complicated.
He hadn't gained much advice; his Spirit had been unable to offer any useful suggestions. Instead, Igor found himself providing considerable consolation to the Spirit.
The Spirit in the Inner World was excessively worried about his friends and stuttered when he spoke. Igor couldn't pressure him too much; he knew only gentle persuasion would help the Spirit return to normal.
In reality, however, the Spirit didn't stammer from excessive concern for his friends. His hesitation stemmed entirely from Igor's own aura of uncertainty. Under such an oppressive aura, the Spirit's speech became unclear.
Igor often interpreted others based on his own thoughts. Failing to consider a problem from another's perspective could often be counterproductive.
It was unclear what exactly was going on with Igor—was it sheer stubbornness, or something else?
