"Seriously. Who needs more revenue than a hemisphere or two's worth?" He smiles a little, wryly. A full-blown anticapitalist Leon is not, but even he thinks the reach of some corporations out there can get kind of excessive.

"Anyway. I'm glad. Not everyone out there could be so confident in saying that." Not that he's speaking from experience, but he knows a lot of people have more contentious relationships with their families than he does. It's something he's been acutely aware of for a while now. "And it's good you've found your people here, too. I'm Leon, by the way. Good to meet you, even if it's under, uh. Some weird circumstances."

(The full implications of what César means by gathering everyone again fails to land, Leon not quite grasping what he intends due to assuming it's impossible, and as such he doesn't comment on it yet.)