Yorick accepts the gift quietly while Brienne makes her plea, passing the cassette over in his and with careful inspection. His gilded mask yields no further detail as to whether the gift is adequate enough for information or if there is any sort of recognition in her description of two young girls.

In the end, he will inform Brienne that he has operated the lift and ushered in new exiles for quite some time now and that he has seen every face that has passed through these halls. He informs her that he has not seen either girl matching that description, as girls so young are never chosen for the Crucible. He cannot speak to why, but he makes an off handed comment about with the rate that more exiles are arriving, that may change some day soon.

Despite the lack of valuable information, he pockets the cassette anyway. Noting that there are so many nascent spirits that come and go from this keep, none have bothered to keep a ledger of occupants for some time.

If asked as to why Yorick hasn't kept a record of exiles, as the lift operator who purportedly knows everyone by face that lives within the fortress confines, he'll facetiously note that he cannot write or read.