[It really isn't surprising that Kasei, that Sybil would go that far to try and hide the fact that he had been killed; it really was easier to die than disappear. A rogue Enforcer must have sounded far more plausible, but he's grateful that it seems that nobody in Division One actually believed he would have made a break for it.

He doesn't miss the way Gino's expression changes or the way his voice catches. It's not even a little bit strange him to be upset even though what happened back on their world is all just memories for now. His own feelings about life back home were still more than he wanted to deal with himself.]

That's shitty, all that, just for a lie. But... thanks, I mean it. [He offers a brief, but more sincere smile at that.] And I'm here now, so hey, job well done, you guys found me after all.

[How many people had ended up with a Dominator pointed at them with their judgement overwritten? That sort of thing couldn't take out someone every time Sibyl had a problem with them, surely. He wonders if that had been an ace up the sleeve for anyone else Sibyl didn't like poking into things.]

Yeah? Hacking a Dominator is just too handy for a one-time trick, I guess. How'd that work out, though? Hopefully better than it did for me.