"...Friends? Seriously. Friends. You told them to become friends." A masculine voice asked, the woman who had told the team of their new "mission" sitting in a dark, cramped room, the only light being the glow of a computer screen and thin rays of light being let in in between the window blinds.<br/><br/>"Yea. I did. Because to be honest? It's hilarious." She answered, chuckling to herself. The groan she received in response only made her chuckle harder.  "Hey, don't worry, I'll have her explain it better. We have important things to discuss don't we?" She said, a small grin forming on her face, thoughts of years-long goals and plans finally coming together.<br/><br/>"Hmm. That's right, we do. Do we know anything?"<br/><br/>"No manufacturer marks. No copyright details. No implication of where it was made. But, we have figured out what it does. It sends out an electromagnetic wave that tells nanomachines to self-destruct."<br/><br/>"Which would eventually cause the natural body and cybernetic body to become at odds with each other, without the guidance of the machines that allow them to work together." The man finished, understanding<br/><br/>"Correct. Those without heavy modifications would be fine, for the most part. So any civilians caught in the wave would be left with only a minor annoyance." She continued, getting up. "But, we know where he purchased it. I believe we'll have our new.... team, go out and get some more for our needs." She left the room, the computer shutting off.<br/><br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Suddenly, the door the team was in was kicked open, and a woman striding into the room. She looked a lot like the woman who was just there, but lookeed a few years younger, and was much more energetic.  She was wearing an outfit made out of mostly dark colors, comprised of a shirt with a skull design on it,  a dark red jacket, and grey jeans topped off with heavy boots.<br/><br/>"Sup nerds." She said, pushing push everybody in the room to get to the front. As soon as she did, she spun around, flashing a huge grin at them all.<br/><br/>"I see my sister's already meet ya! What a bitch, sorry about that. Once again I must fix her mistakes. What she MEANT was we need to learn to work together. Like a proper team. Because if we're terrible at it that would be bad? It doesn't fucking matter if we like eachother. Hell, hate each other, if ya want! Well, don't hate me. Love me, because I'm great, and also the leader." She said, revealing herself finally.<br/><br/>"Sorry I'm late, by the way! I was off spooking some dudes. Get it. spooking dudes. My code name is ghost. I think you guys get it." She joked, giggling. Which was kind of creepy. "Anyways, I'm sure some of you are wondering! "why a team?" Well, I'm here to answer you! Because we get paid as a team. It's cheaper and price cuts are a bitch. Also! Notice how we all know each other's face now? Yeah. This means it's harder to get away if any of us betray the group. And lastly...well, we're pretty damn good. Together? we're pretty damn GREAT. Probably."<br/><br/>She then took a breath, taking a look at each person in he room, letting her gaze linger on each for a few seconds. "We have quite the group of weirdos here, I see....This might be fun. As your leader, I'm giving you all your first order. Don't bore me." She said, a smile with a hint of cruelness forming. These won't people to her, no. These were toys to help her out. They have yet to prove themselves anything more to her.<br/><br/>Maybe one day they would, but she doubted it. If they did though, Ghost was more than excited to figure out how.