Seth doesn't answer, doesn't do much to acknowledge what's being said at all, but he hears it all and tries to absorb it, tries to believe it. Despite not answering though, he does at relax marginally. It's... good to hear it. Being stated so plainly and honestly.

And while he knows Daniel has more experience with that kind of thing that Seth does, Daniel being shot at doesn't seem like it should be something 'bound to happen'. But Seth being out also means Daniel is out. And Seth to agree - that means it's worth it, right?