"Yeah, that's not exactly right. If you could coherently predict your future predictions they would be your current predictions, would be more exact."
"But if I'm giving my own interpretations, I should probably go more in order..."
Asmodia starts by giving a less incoherent and rambly version of what she said to Sevar one-and-a-half days ago, about Keltham's problem #1.
At the point where Asmodia describes how, with the full headband on, she could almost see the thoughts inside herself sort of warping and twisting to try to reach out to everything else she believed, and claim credit for having predicted it, even though they wouldn't really have done that, in order to hold themselves in place, Keltham starts to look a little worried.