For once, the reason for his disbelief is not shaped at all like a question of exactly how high Klaus might be and instead is more--
"No, I don't-- get it. Where were you? Because... you were with me, before. And we were...definitely not in a robot jungle war..." Those last three words still get some dubious tint to them, but... really. It's less outright disbelief and more confusion than anything at this point. He knows 'other worlds' exist-- everything in Nonah, and so far in this place, is proof enough to that-- but the idea that one person could somehow exist in multiples of those worlds is a little above his paygrade.
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"No, I don't-- get it. Where were you? Because... you were with me, before. And we were...definitely not in a robot jungle war..." Those last three words still get some dubious tint to them, but... really. It's less outright disbelief and more confusion than anything at this point. He knows 'other worlds' exist-- everything in Nonah, and so far in this place, is proof enough to that-- but the idea that one person could somehow exist in multiples of those worlds is a little above his paygrade.