Seth recoils a little at the invasion on space, but given he can't really go anywhere it's not too effective.

It takes a moment for the question to click, the appearance of his pursuers having driven it out of his head. And Rush really needn't be so intense about it, Seth would've told him anyway. Mostly because he doesn't think it's really a secret, and he would've wanted to know it if had happened to him.

"Well, apparently," he begins, head leaned back against the wall and trying not to be bothered by Rush's closeness. "While he was floating about after it happened, he couldn't remember anything. But he recognised you, so he... I dunno, read your mind, I guess? I thought you knew."