Lance just ran a hand through his hair. He stabbed the keys but wasn't really typing anything. Right now the screen read gibberish because he wasn't focusing in the slightest on working. Getting sick? He hadn't even thought of that factor. What was wrong with him that he didn't think of such an obvious statement. Blinking as she told him she wouldn't have him losing sleep over her. "If you insist...I will only do my experiments in the daytime." He said softly. She insisted and so he agreed. Agreeing with her seemed to be the only logical and rational decision. He hadn't even noticed her being sharp with him. He was lost in thought for a moment.<br/><br/>"Law abiding citizens...the ones in positions of power...think not only of themselves but for all of mankind. Your father once told me that." He said in a gentle voice. "It won't be us doing something physically against him. All we need to do is cause him to slip up. To reveal his deck of cards. To portray the hand that he keeps so closely guarded against his chest. He looked at her. "The war we are in is not evil. The war he plans to create after this war is over is." He said truthfully. Looking back at the gibberish he had stabbed into the scream with the hovering keyboard. "We don't have to physically raise a hand against him. We just have to cause him to reveal who he was. Like a house of cards once that one card that is kept secret is removed and revealed by him...the rest will come tumbling down. The people will demand his removal. In effect...everyone, not just in our country, will be safe." He said truthfully.<br/><br/>Looking at her as she spoke again. A confused look crossing his face as she mentioned now that she knew how he felt. A soft smile crossed his features. "We'll get you better. We'll win this true war. Then we'll prevent a war that would end the world." He said with a smile. "Together we can do anything." He said. He was really interested in her and wished that he could hold a level of interest in her eyes as well. Even if he didn't he knew she was telling the truth.