Devlin sighed in frustration hearing the they didn't trust him. While it was true he was expecting it, it was still not ideal. Acknowledging her wave with a nod of his head, he said, "So I suppose that me giving a bunch of intel and helping you gather more forces isn't enough?"<br/><br/>He held up a small object that had a usb drive port on it. "This is a flash cube. It essentially functions like earth's jump drives with information on Hell's patrols, forces, and high ranking officials and their abilities. The biggest difference is it is highly encrypted so that only demon fingerprint scans will activate it once inserted into a pc. Which is where I come in. I can give your boss this, but they have to trust me first. I realize trust is a two way street, which is why I trust you to show them this and explain why they won't activate it without me. If you have a better idea, I am all ears."<br/><br/>Looking to see her reaction, he remembered something she had said in the graveyard earlier. "And I am not a creep. It's not x-ray vision. I just have the ability to sense objects and people that I can't directly see. Think of it like this. If someone has a concealed weapon, I know that instantly and can prepare a counter attack in advance. also, if someone surrounds a building with armed guards, I know how many there are and whether or not that army can kill me, thus I can teleport to a safe place. I can also teleport 6 others with me at a time-yes, 7 people at a time... weird right?- so I would be a valuable ally. But I know no one on your team will initially give me the time of day, so here." He placed the flash cube in her hands and said, "Now that you have that, call your team and tell them I'll be in touch. literally. You just have to push that button I gave you again. Any questions?" he stood there and waited for her to bombard him with her queries.