"We don't know. My aunt and uncle and Master all said she never told anyone - hid the pregnancy, too, as long as she could."

It was clear that they were hiding names, but Revan could hardly blame them for not revealing the existence of their full network of contacts to him yet.

It is amusingly curious that they were both sent to be raised in different places at the same time, both had dead parents, and yet Leia wanted to maintain that being raised by different people was evidence of non-relation, not to mention Vader's interest in Leia rather than her own son as co-ruler. Yet Revan judges that it's not important to press on this at this time.

"Let's focus on the Emperor's archives then. 'Harder to access', perhaps, but not harder to access than dead people, I would generally estimate."

"Besides, no rebel band survives long without the ability to obtain information."

A bit cagily: "We can get some information from them if it's not too deeply buried and we know what we're looking for, right now. Broader or nonspecific or hidden information would be a more serious undertaking." 

"Of course. I didn't imagine otherwise."

"If you equip me with a ship and whatever information you have about the location of the archives, I am confident I can obtain the records of young Vader. I would welcome company but is not required. I understand if you'd prefer to not risk your people on a mission only a stranger believes to be necessary."  He did not actually need help (or more information, for that matter), but working alongside each other would build more trust than him simply returning with the information via unseen methods.

"You don't have your own ship?"

"No." He'd left his infinite fleet at home. Internal amusement.

Revan glances at Luke. He really had assumed this kind of information would have been passed along. Maybe Leia simply did not believe her brother's report.

"I used a piece of very sophisticated technology to arrive here, not a ship. That technology, however, is not appropriate for everyday uses."

She nods, gaze evaluating.