Leon considered Audrey's words, as well as her plan to rid Mainsprings of the king's threat permanently. He was in full support of the idea. "It might be worth using his own tactics against him as well. We might not have drones, but someone in disguise could potentially infiltrate the kingdom. And if they happen to sneak in a weapon, then we may finally be freed of him," He suggested. Defending the town was of utmost importance, of course. But some would say the best defense was a good offense.<br/><br/>If the idea was taken, it was likely he'd volunteer for the job. He was skilled, as his more normal position in the town required him to be, but was recognizable. A disguise could be taken, perhaps a uniform from one of the kingdom's own underlings. It was merely an idea at the moment, rather than a concrete part of the plan. Some time and thought could potentially turn it into one. For now, though, it was nothing more than something to be considered.<br/><br/>Approaching the tea tray, Leon poured himself a drink, eyeing the heating mechanisms suspiciously. "Let's hope they're more well-tested than this is. Call me worried, but it doesn't look entirely safe." He had nothing against machines and mechanisms, of course. Their society was built on them. But when something was flying along on its own, producing enough heat to make water boil, it was reasonable to be wary of it.