Admittedly, Raenion figured that was an underground agent in a disguise, but he had said nothing. He'd been on a few missions where he had gone undercover as an elf on a planet that was primarily dominated by elf-species, and he would have appreciated if he had not been called out while on said mission.<br/><br/>"For what it's worth," he said with a smile, having taken the glass in the time being, "I would trust something that was homemade a bit over something that has the word bootlegged attached to it."<br/><br/>Soon enough he shook his head, "I do not wish to act differently one bit, and I do not wish to be treated as a kit. I want people to be equal, and was only asking if I stuck out like a sore thumb here."<br/><br/>With a bit of a pause after he had finished that bit, he tilted his head upward toward the other individual and smirked, "Frankly, I'm a an abolitionist toward slavery. My views tend to be a bit...extreme."<br/><br/>If Rasa had known anything else about him, then she might have found out that he had advocated the use of force on more than one occasion to end the institution of slavery.<br/><br/>"My home is in the 55 Cancri system. They have two suns there, which is especially nice for reptiles like myself." He then finally shook his head, "There was no need to pretend we were married; I was simply asking what you had wanted to do to keep us from being discovered too quickly, but I figure most people are too busy going about their own business to care about anything just yet anyway."<br/><br/>Having smirked after said that, Raenion paused for a moment and yawned, "I figure that once they see someone riding on top of a dragon through the skies, though, the gig will already be up so I shouldn't figure that this undercover stuff is going to last to long anyway."<br/><br/>Despite his rather candid words he never actually gave away anything about the driver. Personally he had hoped that the driver wasn't even really paying attention, but he knew that even walls have ears. That was how the saying went, anyway, about how it seemed that people were listening no matter where it was that someone was talking.<br/><br/>He learned his lesson about that more than once.