"It's not," Zechs agreed, taking what he said in consideration. "It's likely nothing to do with being helpful, then. Unless we monitor everyone as closely as the train might ... we probably might never know."

He smirked a little, wry and not amused at all, when Tidus pointed out that they'd have little privacy here. Hey. At least that's something he's used to. It still didn't make Zechs feel better about it - he always took steps to protect his secrets before.

"What are you usually considering on this train, then?" He asked, curious.