Both Delilah and Feign listen intently to Vega's story.  Delilah doesn't think much about it, politics always bored her, even if it was spy hunting.  For Feign, it confirmed some suspicions, the reason he had no information that there were native Russian nagas was because they were used by the old USSR and still shrouded in the old Iron Curtain secrecy.  He does find it interesting though that she is so matter-of-fact about her family being spy hunters, he figures that she must not know any other way, and that to her, such things are normal.<br/><br/>"So did you do any work for the Russians yourself after the fall?  I remember the fall of the USSR from my college years.  It was all pretty dramatic."  He notices that there may be a bit of an age difference at work here that he didn't know about before.<br/><br/>He scoots his coils to the side so that Tamara can easily get past to bring the children to the other room.<br/><br/>Delilah stays quiet, wanting more time to learn about the family's personalities, so that she doesn't offend anyone when she finally does talk.