"I have a moment, at least," he assures her, not quite willing to address the fact that this is extremely dangerous for the both of them. Sometimes it feels more satisfying to ignore the risk, particularly when his on-edge nerves have him feeling already very much caged, if not proverbially cuffed.

"But on the off chance that something does happen to me, I'm not the only one free." There are more than a few willing to organize. His voice is even, if not a bit muffled. But he's well-hidden by the Force as long as he doesn't make a spectacle of himself, shrouded from most prying eyes. It doesn't leave much for Leia to perceive herself, but the undercurrent of fear Kenobi feels couldn't be scoured away with wire bristles at this point, so she can have that.