He normally used his specialty with static electricity to keep his hair rigid but he let it out and combed it down so the length of his bangs hung down over his forehead. That made it seem less like he was a stern military professional. Incognito was not his favorite thing but he knew this was going to be tough and they needed every advantage they could get, if they needed to get the drop on an enemy, he'd make the sacrifice of looking less intimidating than he was used to.<br/><br/>He did not, however, remove the silver rings around his right index and ring fingers, or on his left middle and pinky fingers. They were the necessary catalysts for his alchemy, pulling free electrons from out of the air and gathering them to create massive shocking energy. He could use that to paralyze opponents, or stop their hearts if he was feeling lethal, but it was also electric energy that had other practical applications. He honestly hated having to use it in combat. Luckily their nation was less violent historically than their neighbors across the sea. But not for long...<br/><br/>He headed outside once he was changed and put on a backpack that was on the horse's side. It was full of gear they would need if they needed to abandon their horses. Radios, extra rations and maps among other things. But it also made them look more like a couple backpacking through the countryside, not a couple of military agents.<br/><br/>He waited for her to get back, wondering just how big this whole thing was. To destroy an entire trainload of people...not just having the power to do so, but for what purpose? They kidnapped some of them, surely it wasn't to hold them for ransom. This was very puzzling and it felt foolish not to send in a battallion to crush them all at once. But they didn't know how large the organization was, and if they dispatched that many troops, it could leave other locations vulnerable. It seemed there was no perfect solution, but he still didn't like being used as a pawn. According to his rank he should have been a much more valuable piece and he felt insulted being used like this.