[Eridanus nods along, confirming her train of thought.]

I would advise that you do not call him Luc to his face, he is very particular about maintaining that the person within that other realm is not him.

[For reasons not explicitly told to him of course; but Eridanus is observant, and at times the thin veil between them would lift, offering kernels of truth. That Lucius has lapses in his identity, that he's angered when reality warps around him. Perhaps there's something deeper there, some dark truth to his power that makes him feel as if he treads on unsteady ground.

But that's neither confirmed, nor something Eridanus would tell Riley.]

The relationship between he and I was different there than in reality. I am simply his vassal and he is my lord, so do not worry overmuch about it.