To be honest, Vitali had concerned her fairly demure as well. He figured that she wasn't going to get herself into any trouble, and he didn't think that she had been a smoker either like had been said before. As a result, he figured that she was rather respectful in many regards.<br/><br/>Of course, while Vitali was shoving the thought of sacrifices out of his head as well, they were of a very different sort. Space flight was extremely dangerous, and exposure to cosmic rays could increase the risk of leukemia over time like he had said.<br/><br/>However, he figured that he needed to make these sacrifices in order to draw attention to his Evenki minority people in the nation of the USSR. Currently their plight was not exactly a positive one.<br/><br/>Shaking his head in turn soon enough, he didn't seem to have much of a problem with her asking about a room at all. "No, I would be happy to help you find a place. Please do not worry about it."<br/><br/>He figured that she would have wanted to rest at this point, and he didn't have any sort of problem with that. She must have been tired after all of the traveling that she had done after all.<br/><br/>Regardless, though, Vitali had honestly hoped that she would have been able to spend a little more time with him first.<br/><br/>While her thoughts probably weren't on this mission at this point, this might very well have been the ideal time to start getting information out of Vitali. They were sharing a meal, and that always helped to make one's natural defenses go down.<br/><br/>He honestly wouldn't have expected anything at this point, so it might have made the most sense.<br/><br/>Then again, if he later found out, then this could have hurt him even more than it would have otherwise.<br/><br/>It was perhaps fortunate that he was still in the dark about everything. This would have been earth shattering to him at this point.