<div class="floatright">(https://d1u5p3l4wpay3k.cloudfront.net/invisibleinc_gamepedia/thumb/b/bf/Decker.png/200px-Decker.png?version=06f523ed5e6bb6ddd4fbf031591a6033)</div>New York City. It might not be the same as home, no overwhelming blanket of smoke and soot, no near constant thundering of rain, no intrusive holographic advertisements. But there were still the same sky piercing buildings, the same faceless throngs of people, and the same divide between the rich and the poor. They might not have the same reach as back in his world, but corporate life was alive and well here. It was easy enough to imagine that the war might take place here too, eventually.<br/><br/>But he was no historian. Decker was here because someone had summoned him, offering the opportunity to get the support he and Invisible Inc needed to fight back and reclaim the world from those invaders as well as Incognito. And if Center told him to go, he did it. With directions provided he made his way to the address that he had been given. At the same time he was wary as he moved along, ingrained habits that had served him well in the field. There was no telling what would be waiting for them. It could be a trap.<br/><br/>Coming into eyesight of the building, expectations were dashed by the....was that a bunch of spiders holding a cell phone?<br/><br/>"Just when you think you've seen everything," Decker muttered, tipping his hat as he walked forward to join the man and the....spiders. Beneath the trench coat he had his cloaking rig, as well as various assorted pieces of equipment. No gun this time, but he did have his neural disruptor on him. A nonlethal alternative was always useful to have around should trouble kick up. Central got annoyed at him when he dropped bodies.<br/><br/>Stepping up to the man, Decker managed to catch the last bit of the sentence that came from the phone. It confirmed his suspicions at least. The letter he'd gotten wasn't only for him. There were other people involved in this as well. It could be dangerous, but there was no harm in having allies. Especially at a time like this. "If he did, he wouldn't be standing outside of the building," he pointed out before turning to the man. "So, you from another world too?"