"The Nak?" Clifford questioned, confused by Khan's statement.
Even people who had lived their whole lives in those distant reaches of the universe knew about the Nak. Still, Khan spotted something strange in Clifford's reaction and mana, and his senses didn't immediately provide an explanation.
"Is something wrong?" Khan asked.
"No, no," Clifford shook his head, suddenly recalling Khan's status. "Prince Khan. It's just … I wouldn't know where to begin."
"What do you mean?" Khan questioned.
"Well," Clifford muttered, conflicted about his thoughts. "Let's pretend I were knowledgeable about this area for a second. I'm not saying I am, but I would have too many pieces of information to share in that case."
Khan had to admit he didn't expect a similar reaction. Clifford didn't only seem to hold a great deal of information about the topic. He didn't even consider it valuable. His admission proved as much.