I once was the Cavalry Captain for the Knights of Favonius, yes. That's no longer the case now.

[ Considering everything, y'know. World's gone and all.

Anyway. Maybe if Kaeya was a better person, he might feel bad that the other man believed every single word he said, but he isn't. Barely counts as one, really, so he settles in his corner of the bath, content to listen to the story now being told.

The smile on his face withers into one of understanding. ]

Family can be unpredictable sometimes, hm? You never know what it would take for them to betray you.

[ In Dimitri's case, it sounds like it was greed. In Kaeya's ... well, he only has himself to blame there, really. ]

It's a good look on you, in any case. I'd say it adds character.