His own curiosity can be his downfall in a lot of cases, but usually when it's something that can be used against the other person. Right now, he gets no benefit from trying to figure this guy's brain computer out. Maybe later if he ever runs into him again. If ever.

Surveying the very busy landscape as well, he follows suit by wrapping his face again as the dust starts to billow up in the wake of the horse's footsteps.

"And apparently we're here to keep it that way. What I'm wondering is if they wish to preserve history, isn't our very presence here putting that at risk? Did something change?"

While not overly interested in the political motivation of this all (if that's what it is), he doesn't like being thrust into situations that are pointless or redundant. It'd be just a huge waste of time.