Perhaps curiously, Integra doesn't seem to find Jack's immortality strange in the slightest. She wonders, sometimes, if his condition is anything like Anderson's, but it's something she knows better than to pry about. It doesn't particularly matter how he functions, in a work context, so long as he does.

For now, there's something else to address, and she gives him a look that's a bit more calculated. Observant. When she speaks, it's clear she's not exactly thrilled to be relating this to him. Honesty, as virtuous as it might be, is not always polite nor comfortable. "There was an incident," she says. "Though I had not met you, I was aware of you. This awareness included a standing obligation to break your jaw should we meet, in Bete Noire. Seeing as you are on good terms with Mr. Jones, I am confident you are not the same man." Or there's some significant time between their lives, at any rate - Integra was never given a host of specific details, but she and Owen spoke often, and the combination of his flippancy and Integra's ability to logic out puzzles quite easily has given her a fairly clear idea of what had gone on.