Han smiled at the Bishopâ€™s words. Considering a new leader may be â€œBlasphemousâ€ to some, while the Padre still lived, but lately Han had been weighing around all options. He opened his laptop which had been lying unused throughout the meeting. With a series of clicks, he overrode the security system of the headquarter â€“ a nifty little gift from one of his many nameless hacker friends. He was inside the security archives within seconds, and had already pulled up the entire video log of their conference by the time Azrael had let escape the first sign of tiredness in the form of a gentle, civic yawn. He deleted the entire log and replaced it by an empty room, thus erasing any digital proof of their conspiracy. As he pressed the lid of the laptop shut, he stared at Azrael. He had faith in him; he was a cold-hearted killer by design. Amy was vouched for by Lobo, and he knew better than to argue the Bishopâ€™s choice. If nothing else, that man has never been wrong about a recruit.<br/><br/>Han pushed the chair back, got to his feet and grabbed the cup and the decanter in front of him. He folded the cup several times, until it was a small piece of junk, and transferred it into his pocket. That would go on the street gutter on his way home. â€œI think thatâ€™ll be all.â€ Azrael jumped to his feet at those words. He looked at Lobo, who was still in his seat, lost in some of his elusive memories. â€œIâ€™d love to meet Amy, Lobo. Bring her to the Library tomorrow, whenever she is free.â€ He placed the decanter in its original place and quickly scanned around, looking for tiny hints of carelessness which might tell someone later there had been a meeting here tonight. Satisfied, he finally allowed his body to succumb slightly to the stress of the day. He had several apartments inside the seminary campus, but he decided to walk home. It would clear his mind and allow him to strategise. He was still playing back Loboâ€™s words in his mind. If Padre was out of scene, it left Han to take his place as an immediate replacement. He didnâ€™t want that. No. Padre hasnâ€™t outlived his part in the Brotherhood yet.