[Qubit's avoidance does not go unnoticed, but Carlisle lets it slide. There will always be some secrets between them, he's sure, and though he'd love to hear Qubit's take on a theological discussion spanning multiple worlds, it's clear he either won't or can't talk about it. As a man who has rarely had the privilege of privacy, Carlisle tries to respect Qubit and his superhero business, no matter how frustrating he may find them.

At least there are other, equally interesting topics at hand.]

Perhaps not. Planeswalking is not entirely unheard of in my world, though there are few who would risk attempting it. That's a part of what makes Ul Bereth's supposed predicament so strange.