He's surprised to be seeing Adina again so soon, but he can't say her presence is entirely unwelcome. He waits for her approach and promptly checks the presented PINpoint, but he frowns when he sees his own message displayed. How had she gotten that? He hadn't sent it to Adina, he'd posted it on this terminal, hadn't he? ...And then it crosses his mind that perhaps the communication factor isn't simply between terminals, in which case... he's probably just accidentally bothered a great deal of people. Sigh.

He tabs back to the posting and moves out of the way. "Yes, that's fine. I... wasn't expecting it would be sent to you."

Annoying, but he supposes such a quick spread of information is useful in an emergency, at least. And Adina might be willing to help him out again, in which case the message would technically be doing its job, even if not quite as he had intended.

Once she's in front of the terminal however, he does ask, "So... who else can see this? Anyone with a PINpoint?"