Some cybernetic organisms could very well have received code beamed straight into their brains, but then again that wasn't necessarily safe. Someone could very well have intercepted the transmission, which made Shark wonder if something was up.<br/><br/>The tape recording would very well have suggested that whoever this was most clearly didn't want anything to be heard.<br/><br/>What was said next, however, made him even more stalwart in the way he planned to address this mission. Unlike many others who might have only been in this for the money or something of the sort, Shark actually looked at his service to H.E.A.R.T as though it were a moral prerogative. Since the organization was there for him when he was younger, he actually didn't view it as a self-serving assassin's group.<br/><br/>He viewed H.E.A.R.T as family.<br/><br/>Nevertheless, working as part of a team was going to be a challenge for certain.<br/><br/>So was not killing the target for that matter!<br/><br/>Meanwhile, just like Wasp was relying on her normal tricks, Shark was doing the same. He focused on the lower levels of the building, of which a tiny portion had served as a parking garage. Having looked over a number of various vehicles, he had apparently decided on one that he had thought was...acceptable as it were.<br/><br/>The path down here was not uneventful, however. Largely having kept to the walls, Shark had shut off his normal glow-packs to ensure that he could move unimpeded by the guards on the way down, though he realized that Wasp would have eventually taken care of them as well.<br/><br/>Smirking to himself, he placed his hand on the exterior lock. Fortunately the individual had not been so smart as to use a mechanical key with a semiconductor chip. Rather, it was a modern electronic lock, which was far easier to trick and subdue than more traditional models.<br/><br/>It only took a few moments before he had heard the satisfying click that ensured that he was inside. Naturally it wouldn't have taken much longer to activate the ignition either.<br/><br/>At one point, when internal combustion was all the rage, he wouldn't have been able to do that. The engine noise would have been enough to blow the whole entire operation, but electric cars were far different.<br/><br/>He had the lights off, so even that wasn't going to make any sort of a scene. Rather, he was ready to announce to his two other colleagues what he had done.<br/><br/>The announcement was ready to come through a secured and discreet channel, but it was an announcement nonetheless.<br/><br/>"Hey guys, the getaway car is ready."<br/><br/>Honestly, though, he wished this were less of a...mercy mission to say the least. Well, it's important to remember that even leaving one target alive seemed like a mercy mission to him, but Shark was quite an extremist among extremists so his views were likely unusual anyway.