Once in the armory, Hareeth was quiet, perhaps too quiet. His attention was drawn to other matters which is inspecting the weapons that the FBI would be supplying them throughout their mission. Now that he had thought about it, the agent still hasn't given them any clue as to what this mission is all about and he spare a brief glance over to the cold and certainly unsociable fellow, tha later being perhaps specially reserves for those who are not 'normal'. He couldn't helped but chuckle at the thought though, he was in fact the most 'normal' of these people perhaps but even Hareeth has to admit, that there's nothing normal about him, not anymore after what had happened that night ten years ago.<br/><br/>He sighed once he had complete the inspection of the given items, much to his disappointment.<strong>"None of these weapons are what I'm proficient with..."</strong>, he said to himself more so than to others. The handguns are, which is the glock and .40 caliber pistol is all good and dandy but it lacks the satisfaction of pulling the trigger of a magnum in his hands, something he had gotten used to throughout his career as a sentinel. Regardless, he was well trained in all handguns weapon but the mace spray was the biggest disappointment as it is a non-lethal weapon, but then again he understands the need for a non-lethal solution when confronted with mortal troubles.<br/><br/>Then came the sixth and possibly the last member to the team, although Hareeth guts tells him that they might pick up a couple more...'allies' along the way, allies being a loose term itself seeing as how everyone in the room has dabbled in the arts, one way or another except him. Sparing another brief glance to the newcomer, he then turns his attention to the guns in hands, unloading the magazines and then stomping it back into the handle. He lets off another near-silent sigh and commented,<strong>"I guess I'll just have to make do with these then"</strong>. As for the badge, it's certainly a nice addition for sure, not that he needs them seeing as how the sentinels have their own influence within the government and this is certainly not the first time the society had been called by the FBI for their 'expertise'.