[ Truthfully, Daisy feels a little guilty for the journey his expression goes on while he processes what she says. Even people from her universe who saw NYC be invaded by the Chitauri have a hard time processing Inhumans, and here she is dropping it on someone who probably thought aliens were only in bad sci-fi films.
In the end, he seems to take it pretty well, though. He even manages a full, coherent sentence. She's proud of him for that, even if the actual content of the said sentence takes her aback. ]
No one's ever said that before. It's what we've always called ourselves, for thousands of years. [ She's never once considered it a bad thing, so trying to wrap her mind around that idea is visibly difficult for her. ]
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In the end, he seems to take it pretty well, though. He even manages a full, coherent sentence. She's proud of him for that, even if the actual content of the said sentence takes her aback. ]
No one's ever said that before. It's what we've always called ourselves, for thousands of years. [ She's never once considered it a bad thing, so trying to wrap her mind around that idea is visibly difficult for her. ]