The team were speechless as they were adressed by this clearly over qualified agent. Matthew raised his had, like a child asking a teacher a question, and said in a timid voice. "Umm...Ma'am, what are you on, and can I have some?" Cross turned towards Mike and shook his head. He turned back towards the Agent. "Ma'am, I am not sure exactly what you have been informed about the operation, but it's something standard." Joseph continued as he tried to explain the nature of this certain operation. "The people here on this movie set are very well aware that there will be added security for their film." He felt like he was trying to explain shapes and colors to a child. "In fact my team and I are not dressed in our tactical gear for that reason." Matthew interrupted with a quick quip. "Kate is only wearing a pink thong under her skin tight blue jeans! Not at all combat oriented!"<br/><br/>Joe face palmed and turned towards Mike with "shut the hell up look." He glared back towards the Agent. "Forgive my team, their a bit jet-lagged from the flight over. " He peered over past her shoulder at the movie set ahead of them. "Would you like to proceed with us to the director and his crew? We need to inform him that we have arrived." Joe wasn't sure if this Agent was going to be a hurdle for them to eventually jump over, or someone that they will work well alongside. After all, it wasn't a secret in the agency that strike teams and Agents butted heads alot on operations. It wasn't that they hated each other. It was more like that Strike Team leaders were given the freedom that most Teir One operators wished they had. No upper brass to wait for orders. No politics to stop them in the way they approached a situation. Not even a single ethical thought or complaint about the choices and hard decisions. The ones that those who work in the field know all to well.<br/><br/>Agents shared in this mindset, but also were a bit high on their horses. Strike teams had simple R.O.E's. Capture it if it needs to be captured, secure it if it needs to be secured, kill it if it needs to die. Agents though, they required a more subtle approach. They investigated the unknown, and discovered secrets that strike teams couldn't. Their skills required a open mind, and ability to see past normal comprehension. It was people like this agent who represented this type of thinking. So as much as Joe would of loved to just go in and do a simple security job. If there was indeed something sinister hiding here. This Agent would discover it, and his team would be required to probably put it down. Which meant..this team was now under command of an Agent, and something simple would now become complicated.