Lukas turned sharply to see Trent standing behind him.
The man was grinning widely with a delighted expression on his face, his eyes twinkling as if he'd just found something very entertaining.
He strolled towards Lukas, looking unconcerned about the situation or where they were.
"It really is you," he said, the grin widening. He spoke as if he'd just met an old friend on the street.
Lukas hissed through his teeth. "Why would you say my name out loud? Are you doing this on purpose? To out my identity?"
Trent laughed quietly, finally lowering his voice until only two of them could hear it.
"Relax. Everyone in this room is on the same train. It wouldn't take more than a morning of asking or checking around to identify every person here. The masks might look cool or make you feel secure, but don't tell me you actually believe they work."
He shrugged. "Your name being said once doesn't change the facts."
