She was straight down to business.<br/><br/>Azriel had expected nothing less from a fellow Soldier. Getting down to business, keeping things on point, was a very important thing in just about any operation, military or otherwise. As someone who preferred to keep things moving, he appreciated this. He found his job to be that much easier when working with people who didn’t screw around.<br/><br/>“I plan to leave fairly early. I will… call you as soon as I am on my way out of the door,” Azriel said as he stepped out of the Land Rover. When the shovel was placed in the back of the truck, and he was handed the paper, which he thumbed through briefly before leaving that with his things to look over later, he added, nodding approvingly, “I appreciate it.” He couldn’t help himself. Even if this was protocol, and what Pinar had signed up for, he did appreciate everything.<br/><br/>The more he had before he got in to Syria, the quicker he could do his job and be back in Jerusalem awaiting his next task.<br/><br/>The grin from earlier had returned when they began heading inside, “I thought you would never ask!” He was finding it very easy to get into the Malik Topçu persona. He imagined him to be a very adventurous and enthusiastic person, much like himself. The only difference was he was not as reticent or quite as cynical.  That reticence, and knowing when to blur the line between what was reality and pretend, was also important in this line of work.<br/><br/>“I do not know where to begin, to be honest,” Azriel went on. His visit to America had not been a complete lie after all. Some semblance of reality always made it easier to make things up. All part of the act. “I visited a few close friends of mine and gathered information pertaining to Barak Obama’s negotiations with Iran.” That was one of the biggest things going on now. Easily something Malik Topçu would want to cover. “The story was too good to let slip though my fingers. I was curious, and wanted to know more about it. As they say, there are two sides to every story.”<br/><br/>He left it at that, and changed the subject, “What time is our reservation?”