"Well, your disguise could definitely use some improvement." Dez said, once Kelly had taken her seat, explaining her choice of wardrobe. Who exactly had she not want recognizing her? Maybe she was worried someone from Melius would drop in. While not impossible, it was highly unlikely and Dez had chosen this coffee shop exactly for that reason. "You can relax. No one's listening." he said, noticing her glance around the room. "Oh right, I need your phone. You'll get it back when we're finish here." He wasn't going to run the risk of Melius listening in on this conversation and aside the signal jammer in his pocket, all listening devices had to be turned off. "Think of it as a precaution." He smiled at her then, still amused by the dark shades. He already knew what she looked like so what was she hiding behind them for? Letting it be, he focused on finishing off his iced coffee as he considered her question of what it was she could do for the Resistance. The question was, what couldn't she do? She was in a prime position to give them insider knowledge that they'd never been able to get their hands on, had no hope of getting, until now. Kelly was their way in.<br/><br/>"You're in direct contact with Ethan NewPort and we need someone who can get us access to plans and files that no one else would be able to get to. Who's he meeting with, what's the next phase of his plan, the files on who Melius' victims are." He said. "Basically you'd be our eyes and ears." Letting that sink in, he studied the woman sitting across from him for her initial reaction. People's immediate reaction wasn't almost always their most honest. "I'm sure I don't have to tell you that the likelihood of you getting caught is a high, and could end with you dead...or worse." While the Resistance did look after their own, the risk was very real and always there. It was something that was made clear from the start: to vet out the bad seeds, the ones who wouldn't last a day before the pressure and stress got the best of them, the ones who weren't all in. Because there was no in between, you were either all in or nothing. They couldn't afford the risk of anything less. Depending on how this meeting went, Kelly would either be getting a time and place to meet with the leaders of the Resistance or she'd be considered a lost cause and she'd be sent on her way and it was back to the drawing board.