There was a lot she wasn't telling him and she'd told him quite a bit.  She'd rebelled against the Realm and lived to tell the tale?  Mouse seemed entirely insufficient a name for the deeds that must have been come about from that!  "It's a pleasure, Mouse."  He turned and gestured for her to walk with him back towards the others.  "I'm sure you suffered a great deal with all that.  I'm impressed.  Not that I wasn't already."<br/><br/>He wasn't going to comment about her certainty that the other woman would betray them.  She might well be right.  But the same could be said about anyone.  Despite his criminal background, Talion tried to think well of people.  And this Mnemon Kisara...she just didn't seem like the type to stab anyone in the back.  If she was going to turn on you, she'd be sure that you saw it coming.  He just got that feeling.  But it wouldn't do to try to convince Mouse otherwise.<br/><br/>"I'll keep my eye on her," he said when she finished speaking.  She was easy on the eyes, so it wouldn't be a hardship.  "But stick close anyway.  We lowly folk have to stick together, right?"  Talion shook his head, "I'm also not sure if she's better than you or not.  You did things with that walking stick that I don't think a legionnaire with a pole axe could have done.  And you looked a lot better doing it."