[Oh, no. He's not letting this go. It's too important—he cannot allow what could easily be a potential ally to be so reckless to such an extent if there's any chance she might listen to reason. He would very much like to have an asset that won't get herself killed before she's even of use.]

Do you trust your judgment that much? Seeming after a few minutes of conversation is enough for you to admit to a plan to tear down this system?

[He takes a single step towards her. Not enough to enter her personal space by any means, but closer than the distance of a stranger, aiming to use his height as another method of—not threat, exactly, but persuasion. He speaks with authority, though their conversation remains only between them.]

You're telling me to be careful, but I don't think you understand the sort of danger you've just put yourself in so carelessly. You cannot trust so easily if you have any intent of surviving long enough to do anything of worth.