"I'll think about it."
He didn't act rashly and agree on the spot, instead choosing to tactfully sidestep the question for now.
As a chef, he was accustomed to always considering the worst-case scenario first.
The dangers of the tropical rainforest were simply too great. Given his current level of knowledge about flora and fauna, while he might not face a life-threatening challenge, the difficulty would be tantamount to a death wish.
'It's true that I've mastered the knowledge, but if I don't personally see the object in question, the related information usually isn't triggered.'
'For example, with some uncommon plants, or ones you'd almost never encounter in daily life, if I don't know the name or haven't seen it, trying to recall it from thin air is impossible. My mind just draws a blank.'
'Only when I'm given at least a little information can I access my mental database and pull up the specific details about it.'
