The idea of a Stealth-cat certainly had sounded interesting to him. It honestly sounded like something that could have been out of a science fiction. Really that was ironic in its own right, because he was a cyborg assassin, which meant that he himself could very well have fit inside of a science fiction story without too much of a complaint. One thing had still confused him though; much like it had possibly confused Ghost previously. Well, no, he doubted that idea he had about Ghost. Something bigger was at work here, and here merely wasn't aware of whatever that might have been.<br/><br/>He had no idea why anyone would have thought that such a large group of assassins was a good idea. It didn't seem like a good idea to him at all for what it was worth. Generally any assassin's group would have wanted to travel as lightly as possible. The more individuals involved just made it so that they could have been spotted that much easier. The idea of being spotted was an idea that Shark would have just loved to shove from his mind if at all possible.<br/><br/>Finally the conversation had then come around to actually going so far as to provide him with an answer. It wasn't the straight answer that he had been looking for, but at least it was something. He liked Wasp's suggestion, in a manner of speaking. At least, he had liked it insofar as he taken it as a joke.<br/><br/>"I guess that depends on who I have to trust to let me fall back on them!"<br/><br/>Snickering for a moment, the fact that Shark had illustrated that he could have openly joked about something like that served to show that he really did take this just like any other job. Sure, it was an exceptionally violent job. Nevertheless, it was rather clear that he didn't particularly mind talking about it like he was flipping burgers.<br/><br/>Ultimately what he ended up getting out of Ghost had been a statement that he didn't run the show, but instead Ghost did. He shouldn't have thought of anything else. However, he then offered a thumb's up to Georgie. It seemed at least someone was more pleased with his antics.<br/><br/>One thing was for sure, though. He had correctly predicted that she considered the fact that he could have been a problem to just really be something else to get excited about and treat as entertainment. Shark had been starting to get a good feel for her personality at this point. Much like Ghost's mind had, Shark immediately thought of the State of Japan, where there were so many rumors flowing in because of the whole idea that the islands that made up that nation were just covered in cybernetic attachments, figuratively speaking of course.<br/><br/>"Are all those stories about cyborgs and stuff in Japan true? I mean, it seems like one big stereotype to me." Shark did admit that such a stereotype might have been true. Many of them were based on facts after all. That was why at this point he wasn't showing any hostility. Then again, that could have also been because he was more than happy to welcome in an additional challenge. Something like laser swords would have made things more interesting.<br/><br/>He too had heard the stories, after all.