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[/td][/tr][/table]Agent Washington
former human - freelancer - manipulative
They were murderers. Not like anyone else in this group knew about it of course. But if they told them the number of people that they have actually killed it would probably bring up certain issues. It wasn't like they could have or even use guns here though, so they didn't really have all that much to worry about in Washington's eyes. At least that's what he would like to tell themselves. Washington didn't take great joy in killing others. The only reaosn he took the life of others was because that was expected of him. That's why he was there in the first place. He was there to be a soldier and soldiers shot those that were going against them with no questions asked. He did exactly that, but he wasn't some sick person who enjoyed killing others. He was fairly certain that he could speak for the rest of the Freelancers in that term. They didn't care about who they killed, they just knew that they were going to kill someone. He never witnessed any of the Freelancers laughing to themselves as they killed someone. They were professionals and did their job, most of the time, in a professional manner.
They didn't like to mess around when it came to killing others. It was their job, yes, but that was all it was their job. He would kill someone if he didn't get answers himself, but to do in such a manner to say that he liked hearing the sound of broken bones would never be something that he could use to describe what was going on inside of his mine. Sure, he had gone through a bit of insanity during the failed implantation, but that hadn't been his fault but instead the fault of the organization. And he felt pain and nothing like happiness. Washington knew that there was probably something going through Carolina's head since she came back to life, but he never thought that it was going to be something that could be considered serious. Everything got better over time, and he simply believed that Carolina would get over whatever she was going through. Washington knew what it takes to win a war with strategy, and giving the enemy information was the last thing that they needed to do, even if it was about their own soldier that could have been killed in battle. Of course, the others could assume that the other was never captured, and instead assume that the group did kill them, which was the more likely option as they didn't seem to care if they killed their members or not.
The Freelancer could care less about the lives of those that could be killed in this war, as it wasn't their problem so why were they helping them? It would be a means of a trust, and since they were able to take on the other animals with almost ease, they could end the war quickly. Now if they had the weapons they had while they were humans, Washington would know that this war would already be over. The armored smilodon still had a frown across his facial features when the smirk seemed to come back onto her face. That couldn't be right, why was she enjoying herself so much? It felt wrong in the pit of his stomach, and his shortened tail lashed behind him. Hearing her words though, Washington immediately shook his head. This wasn't strategic at all. [b]"You can't return his body to them. It's better that they never realize he died or that he went missing at all. That means they'll take longer to form another raid.
Giving them the body back will simply give them a reason to attack again and we don't even have a strategy when they do." Washington said as if it was the most obvious thing in the world. Because it should be. Carolina wasn't thinking properly, because they would just be putting more of the civilians in danger by doing something that rash. She agreed for him to form a reconnaissance squad, but then she started to pick up the corpse and make her way out of the observatory. Washington moved his way so that he was standing in the serval's way, his side slightly showing the other Freelancer. His pupils were narrowed in slits like any other cat, but no one could see the frustration behind the helmet he wore. "You can't take its body back. It will make the situation more complicated." Washington said, almost as if he was giving some type of order. Did she not realize what she was trying to do? It simply made no sense, and he was desperately trying to get her from doing so. If she ran around him with the speed that she still had, he wouldn't be able to grab her in time thanks to the broken arm that he still had.
howieThey didn't like to mess around when it came to killing others. It was their job, yes, but that was all it was their job. He would kill someone if he didn't get answers himself, but to do in such a manner to say that he liked hearing the sound of broken bones would never be something that he could use to describe what was going on inside of his mine. Sure, he had gone through a bit of insanity during the failed implantation, but that hadn't been his fault but instead the fault of the organization. And he felt pain and nothing like happiness. Washington knew that there was probably something going through Carolina's head since she came back to life, but he never thought that it was going to be something that could be considered serious. Everything got better over time, and he simply believed that Carolina would get over whatever she was going through. Washington knew what it takes to win a war with strategy, and giving the enemy information was the last thing that they needed to do, even if it was about their own soldier that could have been killed in battle. Of course, the others could assume that the other was never captured, and instead assume that the group did kill them, which was the more likely option as they didn't seem to care if they killed their members or not.
The Freelancer could care less about the lives of those that could be killed in this war, as it wasn't their problem so why were they helping them? It would be a means of a trust, and since they were able to take on the other animals with almost ease, they could end the war quickly. Now if they had the weapons they had while they were humans, Washington would know that this war would already be over. The armored smilodon still had a frown across his facial features when the smirk seemed to come back onto her face. That couldn't be right, why was she enjoying herself so much? It felt wrong in the pit of his stomach, and his shortened tail lashed behind him. Hearing her words though, Washington immediately shook his head. This wasn't strategic at all. [b]"You can't return his body to them. It's better that they never realize he died or that he went missing at all. That means they'll take longer to form another raid.
Giving them the body back will simply give them a reason to attack again and we don't even have a strategy when they do." Washington said as if it was the most obvious thing in the world. Because it should be. Carolina wasn't thinking properly, because they would just be putting more of the civilians in danger by doing something that rash. She agreed for him to form a reconnaissance squad, but then she started to pick up the corpse and make her way out of the observatory. Washington moved his way so that he was standing in the serval's way, his side slightly showing the other Freelancer. His pupils were narrowed in slits like any other cat, but no one could see the frustration behind the helmet he wore. "You can't take its body back. It will make the situation more complicated." Washington said, almost as if he was giving some type of order. Did she not realize what she was trying to do? It simply made no sense, and he was desperately trying to get her from doing so. If she ran around him with the speed that she still had, he wouldn't be able to grab her in time thanks to the broken arm that he still had.
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