Owaru had entered the room silently at the beggining of the meeting, creeping to stand beside the door with his hands placed inside of his pockets casually. He remained quiet during all of the meeting, taking in all the information these people had gathered for their mission. He himself didn't know anything about the target or the objective before now. However, the more he listened, the more things clicked into his mind and the more the fog seemed to be lifted from this mysterious project.<br/><br/>When the blueprints from the home were presented, he narrowed his eyes as if to take a mental picture of it. He knew they would all get a copy of it at some point or at least expected to get one, but he somehow thought that the security meassures were going to be an important obstacle. He kept on running mental calculations in his mind, imagining different approaches with different identities, while listening every now and then on the talk about the mission He was never really one for participating in brainstorming unless directly asked. But all will to imagine died out when he saw the picture of the "identity" he would have to assume.<br/><br/>"This is going to be a pain..." he mumbled to himself with a cringe. The image of the woman, Maria Van Hestic, stood large and taunting in front of him, like a bad joke. Ambers remark made him glance at her with a weak smile. But as he did so, it clicked. She was going to be a perfect cover. Not only because of the language but also because of the emotional attachment with the Victim. The idea was genius, even if it meant he would more than likely have to do things he was later going to regret.<br/><br/>His attention was taken away from the possible flriting he might have to do when Aleksei began to explain about the drug. This was his main concern for the job since he didn't know what kind of substance they would use. His vague descriptions and the lack of scientific terms made him doubtful, but he refrained from saying anything. He would rather wait and observe the reactions of the rest of the team.<br/>