There was not a hint of surprise on Loboâ€™s face when he caught the faint displeased expression on Azraelâ€™s expression though it had been brief and when Han mentioned Amy would be perfect. A nod was given to acknowledge and accept that decision but nothing more. Amy was definitely quite the little wildfire and he did have his hopes for her success assuming she didnâ€™t allow her haughtiness get in the way of her performance. It would be a shame to let her go because of one mistake, but then again he always had backups; Isaac would take her place easily but it was not yet his time to shine, to prove himself. He was not quite as motivated as Amy was and he seemed to lack what Amy seemed to have in terms of skills (and he didnâ€™t seem to work as well with others as she did) but that did not mean he was not valuable. He was also still fairly new to the order; the kid still had a long way to go before he was ready for a real mission.<br/><br/>Nevertheless, should Amy fail Lobo would not hesitate to allow Isaac to replace her.<br/><br/>Examining the contents of the folder carefully, gaze always neutral, he showed off a bit of multitasking which was not something that was uncommon. While he may have seemed so caught up in what the folder contained every word that Han spoke was taken in carefully and left to linger in his thoughts. This was a serious matter, and he was not fond of the thought that the Brotherhood would be placed in jeopardy if this matter was not addressed immediately. The Padre would learn that he was not invincible fast. Protecting the Brotherhood should be the manâ€™s top priority and if he didnâ€™t pull his head out of his ass after this little assignment was over then they might have to look for a new leader. Incompetence was not tolerated in the Brotherhood, no matter what rank you were, and people were expendable, replaceable.<br/><br/>Taking out some very important people should open the Padreâ€™s eyesâ€¦ hopefully. Impressive information was contained in the folder, most likely the work of Han. From what he could tell these men were very powerful, intelligent and definitely skilled. They had quite the history as well; this was something he would have expected. The Padre never hired imbeciles to look after him and keep him safe after all. That protection was about to betray him, they wonâ€™t even know what hit them, hopefully he would take this a lot more seriously than he has been. He was soon going to learn that even the best of the best had their faults.<br/><br/>Speaking in that same neutral tone, â€œVery well,â€ Loboâ€™s attention was turned back to Han fully when he mentioned overlooking the assignment and essentially making sure things ran smoothly. He gave another nod and closed the folder. Pushing the folder away from him slightly he then leaned back in his seat and folded his arms. This was definitely going to be interesting, he thought to himself. He took a moment to look Azrael over carefully as Han did only this time he was trying to make his own assessment as it were. The gaze pretty much had â€˜donâ€™t screw upâ€™ on it but at the same time was always neutral. The man definitely had potential and did well to hide himself, but he wondered how long that would last on an actual mission, especially when working with a partner he was evidently not all that fond of.<br/><br/>â€œI have hopes that this will open the Padreâ€™s eyes. If not then we might have to search for a new leader.â€ He probably should not have said that, he didnâ€™t completely doubt things, he was just skeptical, but he did anyway. As he smirked to himself the Bishop knew he might have his work cut out for him this time around. He was up to the challenge, assuming there was one to be found in just sitting on the sidelines while Amy and Azrael did the work. Oh how he missed getting in the middle of the action some days. It has been too long since he has done anything too exciting aside from a few missions a few years back.