"Yeah, not gonna deny it's weird," he said. "The whole business is a big, complicated existential mess even once you get used to the idea. And like with what we discovered about Nobodies, just when you think you understand everything, you find out something new that completely throws you for a loop. But we'd be here all day if I tried to go into every random tangent and exception, and unlike Vexen, I don't particularly enjoy lectures for their own sake, whichever side of them I'm on."

It seemed that subtle wasn't really the way to go here, as the point he was getting at seemed to go right over Prompto's head. Whether that was deliberate or whether he was just a bit dense in that sense, Lea didn't know, but time to be a bit more direct about it. Though maybe not so blunt as to come right out and say he'd figured it out just yet.

"Anyway, good to know there wont be a problem. I always kinda figured the same thing. No one in the history of ever has had any choice as to where and how they were born, so holding that against them would be kinda silly, right?" The last bit was accompanied by a bit of a pointed look. He'd spell it out if he had to, but he hoped that Prompto would realize and speak up on his own.