Ghost looked Smiles over once more, having to hold back a laugh. Oh, he would be fun, she knew. The small white orbs on her mask  shifted into a symbol of a thumbs up, before returning to "normal". "Good job, most people would be too shock by the sudden fall to re-orientate  themselves so quickly. " She complimented, her words sincere, yet tinted with amusement. She wasn't sure what to think of this man, appearing where he did not belong, then acting like he did. Was this a game to him, she wondered? That answer would have to come later, she realized, when the job was done.<br/><br/><br/>"It's simple, Shark. Only the team leader knows everything about the mission. H.E.A.R.T picks the person most faithful to the organization as the leader, as they can only be trusted. What if one of you were working for a rival assassin group? The law? If every member knew every part of the plan, only one would need to betray us." She explained to the man, crossing her arms. "And that, you see, would be bad. This way, though, if we ARE betrayed, it's easier to figure out who did it. I understand why you don't like it, but surely you see why it's set up this way?" Her voice was soft as she spoke, wanting sure that she was only trying to explain, not look down on him for not knowing. Team based operations like this were new, and even she didn't fully understand them, to be honest.<br/><br/>But she was the leader, so she couldn't let that show. If the leader showed weakness, it MADE the team weak. She knew that all too well.<br/><br/>At this point, she received the call from Iris.<br/><br/>She called back, not waiting for the girl to say hello before giving her info. "Second floor basement, by the stairway down. Listen up, your job is simple, and as soon as you get it done, the mission is virtually complete. You're a scouter, right? Can hook up to cameras, if I'm understanding right. I just need you to check the cameras in each room, and tell me which one has the target. Your briefing should have had what it looks like."