The way that Rubii absorbed information like that was incredible to him. He hadn't seen anyone with that sort of ability, beyond perhaps himself. That wasn't an arrogant internal statement, but rather one of pure fact. "I was actually going to ask you the same, because I don't generally see people who can do the things that I can do. Are you sure you aren't part elf?" Briefly smirking at his own words, Hyarmenion then exhaled in a rather lonely fashion.<br/><br/>"A love and a family life? Well, if anything, then I'm married to my job and the military office that I occupy."<br/><br/>That was the most honest answer that he could have given her, though he did at least have a mother and father who he paid a visit to whenever he went on his annual leave. The fact that he was even thinking of this in terms of a leave as opposed to a vacation might very well have suggested that he was, indeed, rather used to the way that military service conducted things.<br/><br/>"How about yourself anyway, do you have a man waiting for you back at home?" The elf would have imagined that she would have needed someone who was quite on his toes in order to stay in the game with her so to speak.<br/><br/>"I figure that it's probably best to get to know you as well if we were going to be fighting arm in arm. Let me ask you though, for someone who occupies such an important station, why haven't I ever heard of you before?" To his credit, it had certainly seemed like she had heard of him before for sure.