"Yeah. They do." But they were inherently worthless without their questions. Nanda Parbat had taught her a hell of a lot of vaguely existential concepts.

Settling her hands on h er hips, Renee smiled a little wryly, a little sadly. But it was gone fast enough as she tilted her head to the side. "You'd have to ask the guy who called himself that first. But he'd probably tell you that Questions are a necessity most people take great joy in forgetting. He liked to remind them of things they let by the wayside. Why were you looking for this certain street?"