"I'm sorry," Inigo says, frowning a bit. It's mostly a sympathetic 'I'm sorry', really. Because while Inigo struggles with the technology on this train, he doesn't think it's ever been a problem of feeling safe with him. But Bucky's-- or well, Soldat's now.. The problems of any version of the person in front of him right now have always felt much more complicated than that.

Much more painful.

"The good thing about the SCAs is that it's much easier to just reach one person. And they don't have moving images, the way the network on the train does." Maybe that might make them feel a bit more comfortable..? Inigo isn't sure. "If you want to reach me at any point, all you have to do is look up my name on the list with names and press it. Then I'm the only one who can hear. Same goes for anyone else you reach like that over the SCAs."