[The pose is Batgirl casual, but not Batgirl playful -- it's in line with Stephanie, which matches the appearance and that's good enough to quash that paranoia (and lingering hope) that it was Babs in some weird, time-warped, walking disguise.

She's being careful, which tells him a few things. One, she's a Skrull this isn't her first rodeo; that pegs her some time into the Batgirl detail. Two, she seems nervous; that says he's already lost it at her and Babs whenever she's from -- if this whole threaded timeline he's heard about is true. Three, the matter of Dick Grayson vs. the Steph is hazy at best.]

We all carry skeletons in our closets, but even mine's not this crowded.

[He smiles -- cautious, because his stance on Batgirl's identity is resolved, but... It's still not an optimal solution as far as he's concerned. He and Babs talked it out and he's seen Steph in action and cowl. Even been saved by her, when he's honest to the record. But, it's complicated. Batgirl is always complicated.

Dick knows its not fair to hold 'complicated' against her and god knows he hated it when Bruce held some concept against him. That's what kicks him into gear, turning to face her and close the last few steps.]

Thanks for the welcome. [He's more sincere that time, with a brief smile to match.] On a scale of one to Gotham, how's this place measure up?