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[/td][/tr][/table]Agent Washington
former human - freelancer - manipulative
Fear was a useful tool when it came to trying to get information out of someone. During at time of War, it was almost like that of an asset. The Freelancer was taught early own during his career exactly how he was going to get information out of someone. They weren't just fighting another alien race during the war, as they were also fighting against other humans that were trying to join sides with the aliens so that they could potentially be spared. Washington doubted that would be the case as the aliens hated them as much as they did. Either the other group of humans would try and help the aliens, or instead, they would fight against the government and become the likes of freedom fighters against the government. Despite the threat of extinction, not every human was united under one another to try and survive the next hundred of years. As far as Washington knew before he was transferred to this different version of Earth, the War was still going on. Whether or not they were winning he couldn't quite say as he hadn't been keeping up to date about the War when he was in another military program that didn't even deal with helping with the War. One of the many things that he was lied about with. It had been incredibly frustrating, but he would have to admit that he learned a lot from the military and how a mind could work.
That didn't mean that he was great when it came to telling others that he wasn't there to hurt them. A potential threat usually meant that they wouldn't try to do anything against him if they knew what was good for them and that they would answer the questions that he gave them. He still needed as much intel on the places that he went to as much as possible, as it would not only help the anxiety he had of not knowing enough but prepare him for anything to happen. He had tortured some enemies during his time in Project Freelancer, which meant he was torturing another human. He had only done it once, but he did it well enough that the Director of the project had asked him to do it several other times in which he refused and told him to get someone else to do it instead of him. He hadn't tortured anyone, but the aspect of torturing another animal didn't seem to be all that stomach churning. They were just animals in his mind, as he still believed that he was somewhat human no matter what form he was going to end up taking. His own comrade had conducted a torture session, and it had ended with the death of someone that wasn't going to give any likes of information. Washington still believed that death was final and there was no way for someone to come back from death.
He thought that the animal they killed was dead, while in fact the other was very much alive. The armored smilodon was used to having others look at him with a semblance of fear. He wasn't to the point of being a walking tank as he wasn't that big, but he could still be lethal. The disadvantage of having a helmet was that he couldn't use his mouth for anything and only had his paws as a means of attacking something. The serval didn't really have much to fear when it came to the idea of Washington eating him. The former human absolutely refused to eat any raw meat, and also refused to hunt at the same time. What he did have to fear was the armored animal simply deciding to kill him if he got on his bad nerve. He wasn't against killing someone, but if it meant that he could benefit the outpost and the way they looked at him he wouldn't kill someone. Hence why the serval wasn't being pinned down on the ground and being aggressively questioned. He needed to make a good impression after all, as tensions were running high. Even if he wasn't capable of smelling fear, he noticed the way that the serval looked at him, and knew that the other was afraid of him. Was Washington going to calm the other down? No, there was no need to.
The other answered his question, which was all the soldier really cared about. They were here to join, and he flicked one of his ears inside of his helmet. [b]"We can point you in the right direction of where you can settle yourself in. This outpost offer shelter and a place to stay for those that request it." Washington stated in the deadpanned tone again, slowly turning his body in the direction that he came. He wasn't the type to give a tour, and he doubted the lion would be willing to offer a tour either. The armored smilodon listened to the other's name though and would try his best to remember it the next time he came across him. "Agent Washington." The Freelancer introduces himself, and he already knew that his name was confusing to those that weren't used to it. But, he was used to it by now and would welcoming correct anyone that said it wrong. The soldier didn't end up seeing Moon flinch to his presence when he first arrived as he had been paying attention to the other male entirely. At the mention of how he wanted to be cooked through, Washington rolled his eyes. "We will not cook you." Washington said, and if one could see his nose was curled at the simple thought of eating the cat. The thought made his stomach roll slightly, and he turned himself so that his back was facing the serval before looking over his shoulder so that he could designate the other in the right direction.
howieThat didn't mean that he was great when it came to telling others that he wasn't there to hurt them. A potential threat usually meant that they wouldn't try to do anything against him if they knew what was good for them and that they would answer the questions that he gave them. He still needed as much intel on the places that he went to as much as possible, as it would not only help the anxiety he had of not knowing enough but prepare him for anything to happen. He had tortured some enemies during his time in Project Freelancer, which meant he was torturing another human. He had only done it once, but he did it well enough that the Director of the project had asked him to do it several other times in which he refused and told him to get someone else to do it instead of him. He hadn't tortured anyone, but the aspect of torturing another animal didn't seem to be all that stomach churning. They were just animals in his mind, as he still believed that he was somewhat human no matter what form he was going to end up taking. His own comrade had conducted a torture session, and it had ended with the death of someone that wasn't going to give any likes of information. Washington still believed that death was final and there was no way for someone to come back from death.
He thought that the animal they killed was dead, while in fact the other was very much alive. The armored smilodon was used to having others look at him with a semblance of fear. He wasn't to the point of being a walking tank as he wasn't that big, but he could still be lethal. The disadvantage of having a helmet was that he couldn't use his mouth for anything and only had his paws as a means of attacking something. The serval didn't really have much to fear when it came to the idea of Washington eating him. The former human absolutely refused to eat any raw meat, and also refused to hunt at the same time. What he did have to fear was the armored animal simply deciding to kill him if he got on his bad nerve. He wasn't against killing someone, but if it meant that he could benefit the outpost and the way they looked at him he wouldn't kill someone. Hence why the serval wasn't being pinned down on the ground and being aggressively questioned. He needed to make a good impression after all, as tensions were running high. Even if he wasn't capable of smelling fear, he noticed the way that the serval looked at him, and knew that the other was afraid of him. Was Washington going to calm the other down? No, there was no need to.
The other answered his question, which was all the soldier really cared about. They were here to join, and he flicked one of his ears inside of his helmet. [b]"We can point you in the right direction of where you can settle yourself in. This outpost offer shelter and a place to stay for those that request it." Washington stated in the deadpanned tone again, slowly turning his body in the direction that he came. He wasn't the type to give a tour, and he doubted the lion would be willing to offer a tour either. The armored smilodon listened to the other's name though and would try his best to remember it the next time he came across him. "Agent Washington." The Freelancer introduces himself, and he already knew that his name was confusing to those that weren't used to it. But, he was used to it by now and would welcoming correct anyone that said it wrong. The soldier didn't end up seeing Moon flinch to his presence when he first arrived as he had been paying attention to the other male entirely. At the mention of how he wanted to be cooked through, Washington rolled his eyes. "We will not cook you." Washington said, and if one could see his nose was curled at the simple thought of eating the cat. The thought made his stomach roll slightly, and he turned himself so that his back was facing the serval before looking over his shoulder so that he could designate the other in the right direction.
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