His frown deepened as Nita spoke. All she had done is confirm that the person who's memory he'd seen wasn't necessarily the one who got his memories, if anyone got his memories at all. With his history he was quite troubled with what someone may have learned about him and... Well, it could certainly make people view him in quite a different light.

He knew that if he shrugged himself back into his normal (practiced) easygoing self it would be suspicious if Nita noticed the change, so he didn't. He did, however, offer a joke, with the same uneasiness his body suggested in his tone.

"Just when we think we get a few days of relaxation and maybe a little privacy our memories start running amok, huh?" He smiled, but it was an unhappy one. "Seems to be par for the course." He leaned back to how he was before he sat up.

"Lost their body, but they still lived?" He did his best to be present, but he was a little distracted.