A nod had been given, and a smirk had appeared on Lutherâ€™s expression when she mentioned having two less people to compete with. Fighting over who got what bounties was definitely something he would rather stay away from. He didnâ€™t particularly want to get called out, or end up doing something stupid to get himself killed either. It was best to save all your energy for the field. So, that being said, it was needless to say he was going to keep that tip in mind. Some part of him appreciated how blunt she was while speaking to him. Even if he assumed she was just, as she had said, old fashioned, perhaps wanting to throw him a tip or two and then excuse herself from his presence, he felt like he had gained a small victory. Speaking with someone who had the experience Wraith did was quite the honor.<br/><br/>This would definitely prove to be an interesting conversation. Do they literally let anyone who walks through the door become a vigilante? Now that it has been brought to his attention, hell, maybe this was just a way for companies to get people to buy their products. He was about to respond when a combat drone approached them and almost immediately began rambling on about Dredd and Lawâ€™s weaponry. While the drone and Wraith exchanged a few words, he just stood silently and looked it, impressed, as well as slightly intimidated, by how well equipped it seemed to be. He would hate to be on the business end of any of those weapons.<br/><br/>â€œDredd and Lawâ€™s weaponry is pretty decent. I canâ€™t say Iâ€™ve seen much of it, though.â€ He said in response to the combat drone. Truth be told, he loved his pistol to death but Bellgrove weapons didnâ€™t pack the punch that Dredd and Lawâ€™s weapons did. Sometimes he wished he could afford at least one of Dredd and Lawâ€™s weapons to get that punch but he was already chained to Bellgrove. Betrayal meant termination, and he really didnâ€™t want to end up as a bounty. On the other hand as good as Dredd and Lawâ€™s weapons were, the colors, he had to admit, were a little gaudy on some of their weapons. But, weapons were a conversation for a later time. There was already enough advertisement of each companyâ€™s weapons on nearly every wall of the building. So that being said, in a way it did make sense for companies to use Project Vigil to make some money.<br/><br/>When everyoneâ€™s attention was drawn to the boards as new bounties were finally posted, Luther muttered, â€œLetâ€™s see what this week has to offerâ€¦â€ and chuckled under his breath, rubbing his hands together somewhat enthusiastically. It was always pretty crowded but today was exceptional for good reason. Once he made his way towards the front of the swarm, he immediately scanned to see what stuck out to him. Upon seeing much the top bounties were worth this time around, he let out a soft whistle. The numbers were quite impressive. From the looks of things, perhaps it would get fairly competitive. â€œIâ€™d be surprised if things didnâ€™t get competitive. This looks like one hell of a good haul.â€ He said while he made a few mental notes, contemplating whether he should take out a few smaller, less significant targets or just jump in, guns blazing and go for a challenge.<br/><br/>â€œReally?â€ He said when Wraith had mentioned the price of the top bounty. â€œWell, whatever he did it had to have gotten some kind of attention if he has that price his head.â€ His shoulders rolled into a shrug and he left it at that. Since she had said that she knew the guy, he felt like heâ€™d be prying if he questioned why she felt the need to investigate. He had to admit, someone really could climb the ranks quickly with that kind of reward. Was it really worth investigating, though? People already seemed to be fighting over who was going to take the top bounty. He wasnâ€™t sure if the thrill (if you would even call it that) of an investigation was worth the competition heâ€™d be putting up with.  He always been under the impression this was a business where nobody really asked too many questions and just went about their jobs.<br/><br/>To be honest he has never really been the â€˜deep thinkerâ€™ type that would sit and wonder about things, that being said. He tended to over-think things whenever he did that, and that usually got him into trouble.<br/><br/>Still, even if it sounded silly, he could not help but ask, â€œDo you think thereâ€™s a possibility something fishy about this weekâ€™s haul in general? Some of these listed donâ€™t really seem like a big deal.â€ He gestured towards a post of one of the people wanting for questioning.  At first glance, this guy seemed harmless, though while nothing is ever what it seemed it was still kind of odd. He was not the only one listed either; there were a lot of people listed who were wanted for questioning. The information presented was rather vague, too.