For a first infraction, yes. For the lack of warning, perhaps. The dismissiveness? Was not helping Yuri's case. Anton had raised eight younger siblings and spent four centuries wrangling a happy-go-lucky idiot into not getting them both killed. His lie-radar was pretty refined by this point.

"I can concede to emergencies, especially ones which leave no room for you to warn me you won't be able to arrive on time," said Anton evenly. Surely the man had a radio. "But I'd appreciate full disclosure, particularly since your room is only just upstairs."

With regard to everything else, Anton's newly activated condition had been a nuisance. But with this? He hadn't been able to make it up the stairs to even see if Yuri had been in his room. Possibly that was contributing slightly to his demeanour.