Now -that- made sense. If there was anything that the boycott had showed, it was how lacking the resource in retrieval units really was. It begged the question, what could be going on under their noses at the hands of others, while certain dangerous members of the populace --Sephiroth included-- were being pointlessly supervised. It had been demonstrated, on countless occasions, that they weren't really all that hard to lose if one put their mind to it.

"But of course." Sephiroth returned the nod to Ganondorf. If the larger man were going to save his theories for sharing with the whole group rather than Sephiroth alone then it stood to reason that they were kept back that way for a reason. He had exercised patience well enough recently, and would continue to do so.

"The Tower is full of theories."

He turned his attention away from Ganondorf at that point, to better appraise if perhaps there were enough gathered yet to begin the meeting for real.