"It's not going to change anytime soon I imagine, so I make the best of it." He replied, but didn't say anything more about hope or the light of which she spoke. Hope...that wasn't something he necessarily believed in. As far as he was concerned, based on what he had been told about those forcibly corrupted (if she wasn't dead) they lost most of their memories. She was already lost. In his eyes, Nadia was just hoping to salvage the pieces.
This, of course, he kept to himself. He wasn't here to rain on her parade anymore than he already had. "Your friend, I'm rather certain." Hurst replied, now, finally, flipping the menu open to select what he wanted for the evening. "Possibly the update I have her on current events too, in regards to how active the other side was now, but mostly your friend." He flipped a page. "I'm sure you'll enjoy this as much as I did, but in their past, Shiva had intended to give the ring to Sedna as a means of proposal."
The corners of his lips quirked up.
"So I'm rather delighted your brother gets to wear it around now knowing that."
