<div class="floatleft">(http://static2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20070205194061/marveldatabase/images/thumb/7/74/Gambit_16.jpg/200px-Gambit_16.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Remy LeBeau aka Gambit<br/><strong>Location</strong>: X-Jet Hangar<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: Brown trench coat, midnight blue armoring<br/><hr/>A deep growling rumble of a sigh escapes the mutant's lips not because others are boarding the X-Jet, but because two people he really doesn't care for are present. Those people are Logan and Jennifer. To Remy, Logan is little more than a rabid lunatic with claws and a short fuse who is quick to fight and seems to relish in the chaos of battle. Jennifer is worse yet, especially when she assumes her She-Hulk persona. At that time she becomes a near uncontrollable, mindless juggernaut of absolute destruction capable of leveling an entire city within hours single-handedly. Naturally Logan is the 'leader' of this impromptu team and has already taken it upon himself to assert his dominance as such, giving each of them his briefing as if they were ignorant children incapable of logical thought strong enough to grasp the reality of the situation.<br/><br/>"We know why we're here and what we're up against Logan. Let's just get on with it so we can see just how long this 'stealth mission' will remain<em>stealthy</em>," Remy quips in response to the Wolverine's mission briefing, intentionally placing emphasis on 'stealth' to make it clear to Jennifer she is not to engage in all-out warfare. In his mind only Kurt, Kitty, Elizabeth, and himself are qualified to take on such a mission as Wolverine and She-Hulk are far too bombastic to remain stealthy for any great lengths of time.<br/><br/>His blackened eyes open to lock their red pupils on the animal-man he harbors a deep seeded loathing for, then to the She-Hulk before closing them again and shaking his head slightly. Though Remy cares little for the Avengers, he could at least appreciate the fact they have clearly defined goals and objectives while the "X-Men" have long sought unity and melding with the human communities. If the mutants would take a page from the Avenger team's book and acknowledge and publicize their differences from mainstream society, perhaps they would have less troubles and live better lives.