Kana was contemplating a question.
When he had once communicated with the world will, his Spirit was, compared to that will, as tiny as a grain of sand, fundamentally incapable of bearing its vastness.
Thus, for every communication, he would plan everything in advance, and in the brief instant when he used the Stone of Creation to establish a Spirit link, he would dump the information he had carefully prepared in one burst toward the world will.
In the initial stage, the process of constructing such information was extremely troublesome and fraught with risk.
Because during communication he was entirely Passive, able only to wait for the world's "behavior" as response, Kana had to achieve perfection beforehand; the information had to be absolutely precise and free of error.
Otherwise, it would be just like those historical cases where Humans recklessly used the Stone of Creation—issuing vague, ambiguous target directives and letting the world will develop things at random.
