"Marvelous." He picks up his pace. "And don't give her a lot to work with either. She'll figure it out if we do that."

The first thing he notices at the main entrance is an extra ticket booth –which likely means... oh well, isn't that convenient–, but he shows no sign of surprise at that.

Not looking surprised when he sets eyes on the Rani is considerably more difficult. Possibly because it is one thing to hear a disembodied voice from the past, but it is quite another to see the face up close. For all they know, it could have been only a day for her since he.... Well, it will make things interesting at any rate.

"Ah," he says with a dry and authoritative air, adopting a rigid, formal posture. "There you are. I must say, it took you longer than we expected."