[He does pay attention — a skill of observation not readily disengaged — but he won't call it out. The way Tseng describes the plant is familiar, and he suspects he's seen it either out in the wilderness of his own world's forests or else in the resort's gardens, but... it is the admission that surprises him most.

The place I lived when I was a child. That bears a heavy weight of significance, then.]

You might find it here, if you haven't already checked. [And Sasuke will soon be looking for his own curiosity. Green needles and blue berries.] There's a variety of flora that doesn't makes sense, given the artificial environment.

[Weird dimensional magic or something.]

... That's an alcohol. No, I haven't tried it. I don't drink often. [Ever might be more accurate, but in this place—] Are you fond of gin?