He fixes the tea and brings it over, setting it on the table just next to her before grabbing his own and settling down with a sigh.

"Forest is the term I've heard used. A massive amount of plantlife springing up suddenly. I've been," he gives her a slightly wry expression, "somewhat asked if I had anything to do with it, considering its locations. And asked if I knew who was behind it. Which I didn't."

And he's not tempted to turn her in. While he's not sure exactly how to help matters here, identifying Sina as the source of this definitely would make matters worse.

"If it's still a garden, it would be good to get that message out there. I'm assuming by garden you mean primarily beneficial plants? The city could certainly use it. It's not like there are many gardens open to the public."