So far, the introductions had gone smoothly enough, but Fury quietly noted that people still seemed to be a bit clammed up over things. Unsurprising, since this was a massive shift for everyone involved. What he found interesting was how each team member presented themselves and what information about themselves they provided. Some were a great deal more open about their past while others remained guarded. For some, it was understandable, but he couldn't help but wonder how they'd react about the former ties to Hydra.<br/><br/>Regardless, Mayhem seemed to be the one who was facilitating conversation, which was good. It would help ease people's concerns. For now, Fury patiently waited for everyone to finish eating. The next step in the meeting would be the tour. It would be important for the new team to know who their point of contacts were, if they needed someone. As a bonus, it would help them learn the layout of the facility.<br/><br/>For the time being, Murder chose to ignore Mayhem in favor of listening in as people began introducing themselves. While they did so, he quietly made mental notes and was surprised at the wide variety of backgrounds and abilities in the room. Almost immediately, he wasn't sure what would be able to top having a goddess on the team. Then again, the original Avengers had gotten to cart around Thor, and he supposed it made sense that this team would have their own version. Neat stuff.<br/><br/>This was quickly followed up by having, more or less, a vampire on the team. Naturally, he couldn't help but wonder how she'd be able to find food, or maybe Shield, in all their seemingly infinite technology, had figured out some sort of synthetic version of blood. Who knew? Moving on, it was the guy who shook Fury's hand who introduced himself next. This prompted Murder to wonder if the guy would be able to copy his abilities, or was it only limited to animals who were naturally existing, but then again, humans were animals. Would that ability work with humans, too?<br/><br/>Then, it was the cat lady's turn, and Murder raised an eyebrow. Make that two immortals, though, did Bella count as an immortal? He wasn't sure since she hadn't given an age, but since she was Thor's half-sister, he could only assume she was. Regardless, he wasn't too sure what Calista was able to do, beyond the phrase 'witch' being a clue, but that didn't really help him since that wasn't something he knew a lot about. What he<i>didn't</i>really want to know about was her sex life, nor her offer for sexual advice. That, in his opinion, wasn't really something to drop into a room full of strangers.<br/><br/>Last, but not least, was the blind man who turned out to be<i>another</i>immortal. Still, for the guy to, apparently, be good with melee weapons spoke to some sort of sixth sense to compensate for his blindness. All and all, they had a nice combination of abilities. That being said, he couldn't help but wonder how many people had actual, honest to God, combat experience. Just because someone had been trained in something, didn't mean they could fight. This made him curious on what he'd be having to work with here. "So…Question for the class: who all has combat or fighting experience?"