<div class="floatright">(https://d1u5p3l4wpay3k.cloudfront.net/invisibleinc_gamepedia/thumb/b/bf/Decker.png/200px-Decker.png?version=06f523ed5e6bb6ddd4fbf031591a6033)</div>"I like to be away from the booms when they happen, but I'm not opposed," Decker replied as he turned to glance at the punk girl as she arrived. he'd seen plenty of those types back home, delinquents who thought their attitude was a protest against the uncaring megacorps, or just a thin excuse for vandalism and destruction. He wasn't particularly impressed.<br/><br/>It was at that point he was spared at something happened. From what it had been the door changed to black and white, and as he caught sight of the sign a knowing smile came to Decker's face. Now this was his type of place to be. "Looks like we got the welcome mat put out for us," he remarked as he headed inside.<br/><br/>There it was like stepping into the past, a past that Decker had done quite a bit of research on. Not that he was entirely at ease just yet, but it helped. Coming to a stop inside, he kept his head down and his hands in his coat pockets as introductions began. So these were the two who had made those portals? It certainly explained a lot, but he kept himself from asking questions as they went on to explain that they had a job in mind to strike back at those responsible.<br/><br/>Another portal appeared, this one showing off some sort of old timey fair or something. He listened attentively as they went into descriptions, the 'Consulate' sounding awfully similar to the megacorps of his world. Well, if it was an investigation they needed to do, he was definitely suited for that sort of thing. "Well, I haven't dealt much with magic and that sort of thing before, but sneaking is an occupation I know a lot about," he confirmed. "You say it'll help stop these guys, I'll do what I can."