[ Well, that's not entirely unexpected; after all, Inej hadn't recognised him either. Kaz is a savvy man, a master of his trade, and part of that means dealing in information. He wouldn't have simply forgotten the face of someone who did business with him. More than that, it means that Kaz doesn't yet know who he really is, and thus he can maintain this ruse for a while.

Probably not for long, admittedly. If he'd figured it out before, he can do it again. Nikolai isn't overly concerned about that, but the fact that he admits it as a probability doesn't mean he's going to help it along. As far as he's concerned, the fewer people who know his true identity here, the better. ]

That may not be terribly useful, since I believe time itself may be getting on our way. I met you along with a Ravkan delegation in Ketterdam, and we did some business together. That happened some time ago for me. I met your Wraith in the forest, and didn't imagine you'd be far behind.