"It was for a harvest festival, of sorts. Whether or not that's a good reason for there to have been one is another question, but it wasn't entirely without some sort of justification. Although I have to admit that the fact that whoever's responsible for this can create a cornfield entirely out of nowhere raises certain questions as to the nature of where we happen to be."

Ones that he very much has his own thoughts on, although he's just as willing to let Seifer come to his own, should he choose to not directly ask about that. But either way it's not the sort of thing that bodes particularly well, even if they're supposed to have exited whatever simulation they might have been in previously. (Personally, he has his doubts, but it's hard to tell for certain if they are or not.)