[ Alright, at least that does settle it in Bigby's mind as Fraser just being that smart. Not that it's a bad thing - even in a place like this, it's probably a good thing to have some people who have a little more hands-on smarts, and people who have more theoretical smarts. Maybe Fraser might be able to figure out entirely different things about this place than Bigby could, given Bigby's lack of knowledge of..

.. you know, whatever it was that Fraser was talking about before.

This metaphor, however? Bigby seems to grasp that one much easier, given that he is part of nature himself, part of its balance. (Or rather, considering everything he caused back home - its imbalance.) ]

I get it now. [ There's something vaguely grateful about the expression he shows the other. Not quite smiling, but the corners of his mouth do tug upwards just a little bit. ] Everything here is definitely way out of balance, if you'd ask me. I'm not sure if you've noticed yet, but there don't even seem to be many bigger animals out here. Both larger predator animals like wolves, and larger prey animals like deer or caribou-- They're very rare around here, even though there should definitely be more, given the size of the natural space.

[ And that means something is messing with the numbers. ]

I go out there often. I could let you know if I see anything that seems especially odd. [ Especially when Bigby is really good at looking at it from an animal's perspective, given that he.. is one.. ]