Long blinked, like he wasn't sure what Rosen meant.

"Most people would have hit be by now... or at least cut me off or tuned me out," he explained, "I mean, I'm not seducing you right now so you're actually willingly paying attention."

Long blinked, still lost somewhere.

"Why are you listening to me?" Rosen tried.

Long frowned a little. "... Why wouldn't I be?" he asked.

"Because I don't think you even know what I'm talking about," Rosen replied, blinking at Long.

Long shrugged.

Rosen tilted his head a little, "Thus, you're polite. THe opposite of Yue."

Long neither confirmed nor denied Rosen's statement.

Rosen shorted a little, "What do you think of her?" he asked, curious.

Long continued to say nothing, face expressionless.

"You don't have to guard your tongue around here, you know. Aren't I enough proof of that?" Rosen explained with an eyeroll.

Long still remained silent. It looked like some of his life's worth of careful conditioning would be difficult to crack.

Rosen sighed a little, "Still boring," he noted before pausing. "What's one thing you like about the Yin Long?" he tried, laying back on the bed.

Long frowned a little. It didn't look like he had to think too long, but it looked like he was having difficulty figuring out how to express his opinion. "Sheng treats me well," he finally explained. "and I can remain close to my sister."

"What's you sister's name?" Rosen asked.