"Oh that?" Florida chuckles and waves a dismissive hand. "Yes, your eyes are an oddity, but not necessarily a unique one. Beyond cosmetic surgery and corrective lenses?"

He hesitates for a moment. It's weird to give away information without something in exchange. Yet this is easily stuff that comes up in any textbook so really, it's not a big deal.

"Genetic alteration and augmentation was popular before and during the Great War. The goal was lofty, to say the very least. People aimed to improve human stock to make us better soldiers. Better at sneaking. Better at survival. Some results still linger in genetic code today. I know a woman, for instance, with eyes that are an almost lime sort of green. So there are a number of ways to explain your appearance away."

But clearly, from the way she's pointing them out to support her explanations, it doesn't occur where she is from. Strange.