I can still change my mind, Dante, [he warns albeit quite confident that it's falling upon deaf ears. What little sense Dante possesses may be enough to prevent him from prying all too much into the nature of Vergil's relationship with Nero's mother, but it certainly isn't enough to keep his remarks like this one to himself.] If I meant what you are implying, I would say so outright. But I don't concern myself with impossibilities.

[As it turns out, Dante, your big brother isn't completely without zingers sometimes.]

I just do not care for unexpected visitors.