Ah. He winces a touch at that, but pulls the reports in and begins to read. While he does, his expression remains steady, perhaps steadier than one would like considering what he's reading, but that may be a fault of his self-control more than a sign of complicity. Behind his eyes, there is change enough – though it's a slow sinking discomfort more than surprise.

"Every one..." shaking his head. "I'd known some of the properties to be House owned, but not to this extent. –And of course, they aren't House owned any more. These people, the 'Candlelighters' if that's who they are, they broke ties with the House for a reason. Their ideas were radical – though I hadn't thought so dangerous."

Clearly, that much has changed.