Rolo's reaction was one of shock, but not because of what Lelouch said about him and Suzaku working together. It was because of what he said earlier, about their memories not syncing. People coming from different times. And, the dead coming back to life... Rolo just stared at his hands as it finally sunk in. He had suspected it when he first came here, but it was difficult to believe when he was able to walk and talk and do everything other living people could do. But now the truth was undeniable: He was dead.

Not only dead, but... This next question was one that Rolo was almost afraid to ask, but he had to, or else it was going to nag at him forever and distract him from more important tasks, like helping his brother. Not to mention, it was one that only Lelouch could answer. Rolo knew his brother was busy, so he had to do what he could not to waste his brother's time from his tasks.

"And... where... when did you come from? What do you last remember?" Rolo wasn't sure if he wanted to know; no matter what time Lelouch answered, it didn't seem like it would end well for him. But it would tell him about the nature of Lelouch's odd behavior towards him, why he seemingly dropped all pretense of caring about him.