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the ID bus/hub
As I see it, the bus/hub isn't aware of the nature of the data (request, response, etc.) it reads the source protocol/schema and the target protocol/schema and performs a transformation. If the request goes to a service which can 'speak' the requestor's native language, it could reply directly without the need for the transformation.