Al smiled at Ewa. There was something he was missing here. She still seemed aware of her surroundings... but "identity aphasia" wasn't exactly a common term. The way she spoke it, though, made it sound like it might be almost expected.
"Not disruptive, unless you count the fact that you've got me worried about you," he said, pushing the door open. "Take a few minutes, have a drink, and we'll have you back on your feet in no time." He motioned the bartender over and ordered a glass of water to be sent to the table for Ewa.
She'd said she'd have been 'removed?' What would she be removed from? Something he was missing. If she was Paladinian... she may be with a Guild or an independent Paladinian movement... but there was no way to tell, and that assumption wasn't going to get him anywhere anyway. There were a number of professions he could think of wherein 'identity aphasia' would be a relatively common term- in recent decades, Paladinians had begun assuming identities other than their own with increasing frequency. He'd seen it done for their 'scapes'- a budding form of entertainment designed to appeal to the most affluent of clients- on a few occasions, and was at least familiar with the concept.
So... was she undercover? Did that make any sense, this far away from anything remotely Paladinian? Regardless of whether she was 'independent' or sanctioned, it probably made the most sense that she was an undercover 'scouter' sent to gain information on new areas or materials. It was considered dangerous work, but Al thought it sounded somewhat romantic and exciting. Then again, there was always the chance that she was actually working for the Alphoid government directly... but wouldn't they have masked her DNA signature as well? Or... did they do that? It wasn't Al's area of expertise, and he was far from sure.
So... more likely a Scouter. It was a long shot, but if he could get her to talk about where she was from, she might be willing to give more information as well.
"Ewa," he said, lowering his voice and putting on a gentle smile as he led her towards the booth in which Salem was sitting, "I need some information, in case this happens again, and we can have you safely removed. Have to know who to contact." He wasn't entirely comfortable with trying to trick her like this, but as he saw it, this was the best way to keep her at her ease while potentially unraveling some of the mystery surrounding her.