The Unicorn responds to Zagreus' protests by moodily snapping its impressive teeth his way, a gesture that could almost be mocking, sarcastic, if it wasn't just this side of sincerely threatening. Though it makes no move to actually step into his range.
Also, his vexation is enough to make this encounter worth the TARDIS' while, despite her manifestation's occasionally rather off-putting choice of words. She scornfully quirks an eyebrow at him to point out, "It doesn't seem to mind." So take it up with yourself. Or better yet, leave. Now there would be a novelty. The thing is probably glad someone is listening at all, she realizes; one of his weaknesses she has gotten a taste for exploiting lately.
Not that its reply made any immediate sense, what 'unreality' is it speaking of? It takes her a moment to parse, but if not linear reality, the only other plane here is the telepathic current. Which is a perfectly legitimate part of reality, in her opinion, though it doesn't adhere to most of the same rules, and he has hardly been ruling it. She turns her scorn to the more forthcoming monster. "I'm quite sure I would have noticed if he had achieved any sort of power over this plane. Is that all he has to show?" She's perfectly aware that his affinities would let him easily influence the structure of this plane in localized ways, and she doesn't doubt there have been unfortunates who've run afoul of that, but that is a far cry from being actually noticeable.
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Also, his vexation is enough to make this encounter worth the TARDIS' while, despite her manifestation's occasionally rather off-putting choice of words. She scornfully quirks an eyebrow at him to point out, "It doesn't seem to mind." So take it up with yourself. Or better yet, leave. Now there would be a novelty. The thing is probably glad someone is listening at all, she realizes; one of his weaknesses she has gotten a taste for exploiting lately.
Not that its reply made any immediate sense, what 'unreality' is it speaking of? It takes her a moment to parse, but if not linear reality, the only other plane here is the telepathic current. Which is a perfectly legitimate part of reality, in her opinion, though it doesn't adhere to most of the same rules, and he has hardly been ruling it. She turns her scorn to the more forthcoming monster. "I'm quite sure I would have noticed if he had achieved any sort of power over this plane. Is that all he has to show?" She's perfectly aware that his affinities would let him easily influence the structure of this plane in localized ways, and she doesn't doubt there have been unfortunates who've run afoul of that, but that is a far cry from being actually noticeable.