Garrett just stared at her. Whatever epiphany she just had he wasn't sharing it. Or didn't care about it from the expression on his face. It was pretty flat and dispassionate.

"I find that places like these rarely have actual reasons to follow whenever hey grab people. I doubt the train actually cares if we're equipped to solve it's little problems or not."

Or that it would actually need as many 'perspectives' as Nita put it. A few well trained individuals would be much more efficient for this sort of thing than a ragtag group of nobodies. Especially if they didn't actually want to help.