[HONESTLY FAIR. LET HER REST. The crazy genius scientists can't be stopped anyway, might as well let them do what they want.]
Right. [He returns the squeeze, though he lets go after that. They can keep walking side by side, though.] I don't suppose you know what happened with Viktor, do you?
It's not hard to guess who was involved... I was just wondering why he didn't need to go through the same process we did. [Actually he's just kind of annoyed that their experimental lab rat was A SICKLY LITTLE MAN WHO WOULD DIE IN A STRONG BREEZE but he also thinks Viktor very much deserved to be revived so it's... fine...]
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Right. [He returns the squeeze, though he lets go after that. They can keep walking side by side, though.] I don't suppose you know what happened with Viktor, do you?
[That TRAITOR (affectionate)]
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I have an idea, but it isn't my secret to tell. You'll have to find that one out yourself, detective.
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It's not hard to guess who was involved... I was just wondering why he didn't need to go through the same process we did. [Actually he's just kind of annoyed that their experimental lab rat was A SICKLY LITTLE MAN WHO WOULD DIE IN A STRONG BREEZE but he also thinks Viktor very much deserved to be revived so it's... fine...]
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[wryly.] I also don't know why. He didn't tell me much about it other than it felt a little like getting vomited out of something.
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[Teasing... but also. Ugh.]
Every time he describes it, he makes it sound worse.