The moment that Donald was referred to her, Issa looked towards Cross. They were…really just laying things out in the open, were they? Is that how strike teams operated? She had heard other agents complain about their brash tactics, but she was seeing first hand how differently their modes of operation happened to be.<br/><br/>For her, there was always a level of deception. You couldn’t trust people, even if they were being genuine, to give you exactly what it was that you needed. You had to observe them, figure out what finer points of their personality needed to be exploited to give you the correct results. You had to decide who to become, who to introduce them to, so that you could begin laying the ground work for what interrogations were to come. It never was straight forward. Never.<br/><br/>Perhaps she had overestimated this all. Or, more specifically, she had overestimated them. They’d come in plain clothes toting themselves around without the least bit of concern for what they were saying. None of them were in the least bit concerned about handling themselves around a group of civilians who were capable of a great many things- most of them being counter to them quickly rooting out the cause of their mission. Reckless and expendable. That’s how one of her coworkers had explained them to her. She saw that now. There really wasn’t much to them in the way of operations, was there?<br/><br/>Her gaze dropped down to their hands, watching them shake on it before Donald was gone.<br/><br/>As Cross came to face her, Agent Barrie stared at the man blankly for a moment. What a curious request. Her eyes narrowed just the slightest. She was quite sure that wasn’t anywhere in the case files. Perhaps her previous thought of overestimating them was premature.<br/><br/>“That ability does not come naturally to me but, if you give me about an hour and a half, I can procure it.” She turned to look around once at the team before back to Cross. “You do not seem concerned with creating any sort of procedure or method for interacting with the civilians. Is that the angle of approach you’re going to exploit? It seems…risky, given the tensions that I surveilled earlier.”