"We have already made some good progress in the past." She smirked a bit at the time, but nod her head. "I didn't think you would join on the spot, but you have a power that these normies don't. Some of them may be your friends. Your allies. Your family. However, you will find there are also a lot of those who would rather make your life a hell." She stepped back a little, pulling something from her pocket, holding it out. A black cellphone with a blue 'X' marked on its surface. "If you ever get in trouble, use this to call us. Untraceable. However, we do you a favor and you owe us one." She smirked, shrugging. "Perhaps you'll even change your mind eventually."<br/><br/>Holding the cellphone out she remained calm and still. The phone looked like a normal rechargeable, prepaid device, except instead of plastics the whole heavy little phone seemed to be made of metal, and almost as if it was armored. Thin and slim, with a touch screen, and what's more, as she flipped its cover open the 'shell' phone revealed a black system window with odd little symbols. There was a satellite's image at the bottom corner, and a number 98% next to it, another displaying a lightning bolt at 90%, but beneath those, two more. One of them looked like an outline of a face, or mask, with just two eyes shapes in it, with 100% marked next to it, and the last one a strange thing, a radiation and bio-signature symbol, next to a small box showing green color within it.<br/><br/>"Encrypted, satellite-linked comm with military charge, and a short-range sensor for dangerous materials. Nuclear, or biological." She smirked. "Our tech-mage is wondrous, these are not even in open military use yet, not in this size." She grinned a bit deviously, smugly.