[Even if she does doubt him, all she does is. Well. Shrug. She's sure that he has his reasons to lie, if he was lying. She wouldn't judge him for that, because she's certainly done her fair share of lying.]

Don't worry. I might be an old woman, but I don't judge. After all, I've done my fair share of lying, so I'm probably the last person that will judge, or coddle you about it.

[Marie follows right behind him, arms still crossed in her usual, relaxing manner. This was honestly nothing to her, having gotten her hands way dirtier than this. So, she'll just follow, with an utterly amused look on her face.]

That is true, but my brother is the better spy. I'm too famous in my world now, so I can't even lie through my teeth anymore. I get found out way too easily, so I guess that's why I work recon more often. It's really hard to hide your identity when you look like this, work as a headmistress of the school and wield a big ass scythe.

[She's. Very forthcoming about herself. And it's a wonder why her brother is better at espionage than her --]

That, and I like working with the kids I rescue. It's hard when they don't have families to support them, after such a bad experience.

[She's realizes that she's talking his ear off at this point, and she can't help but laugh to herself.]

Oops. Forgive this old woman and her rambling.