Last spark from the ashes

"I've seen plenty of slime puddles," she says, and makes a face. "I'm not interested in bathing in them. I've not yet begun to fuss, though."

Turning, she beckons a little and starts to follow the trail of rot. "You're missing my greater point, though. If Reynard knows, and Pelsor knows, and I know, that you are vulnerable for a few seconds when you're dead, and that separating you from Ghost can prevent your immediate resurrection, then you must assume your higher-rated enemies, whoever they may be, either know that as well or can figure it out."

"It's a vulnerability, and you need not make it easy to exploit. Besides, you've got someone capable of scanning things in advance of you. Why test the depth of the water by jumping into it if Ghost can just look and tell you?"

This seems to be an actual question. "It is fun? Going out and coming back like that? Does it do something for you?"