07-01-2015, 01:39 PM
Yoshimura nodded at Jacinda and greeted her before taking a seat as instructed. He nodded to each of the other team members in turn as they were introduced by Borovsky.
The video didn't take Yoshimura as off guard as the one the Regus had showed him - that one still burned in his mind. What struck Yoshimura about this one was the complete lack of concern for innocents. At least in Vellas' video the targets were military. It wouldn't save the man either way, but Yoshimura could respect a military attack. This was wanton destruction.
When Borovsky mentioned the file, Yoshimura opened it and skimmed it. It was a typical dossier - name, age, sex, and basic biographical details. He was a common criminal working for the Mordinov family. In feudal Japan, he would have lost his head a long time ago, but that was a time long past.
Yoshimura had worked as the head of a team before and he began to admire Borovsky. He was straightforward and fostered a team environment well whether or not it was intentional. He told them that a plan had been developed, yet wanted to hear their opinions. A good team functioned on good communication and Borovsky was forcing them to communicate. It was a good tactic.
Yoshimura looked awhile longer before speaking. "If he has control of his god powers - which he clearly does - then surprise will be a good choice of tactic. Try to end him before he knows we're there, unless someone knows a way we can keep him from using his power."
He typically didn't like the more sneaky approach, but it was really the best he could come up with. "It might be good know some places he frequents as well as if these,"
he looked down at the file again, "Mordinov's still sanction him or if they've pushed him to the side."
Worrying about a god was one thing - but if they didn't have his thugs to distract them, they could focus more on the task at hand.
The video didn't take Yoshimura as off guard as the one the Regus had showed him - that one still burned in his mind. What struck Yoshimura about this one was the complete lack of concern for innocents. At least in Vellas' video the targets were military. It wouldn't save the man either way, but Yoshimura could respect a military attack. This was wanton destruction.
When Borovsky mentioned the file, Yoshimura opened it and skimmed it. It was a typical dossier - name, age, sex, and basic biographical details. He was a common criminal working for the Mordinov family. In feudal Japan, he would have lost his head a long time ago, but that was a time long past.
Yoshimura had worked as the head of a team before and he began to admire Borovsky. He was straightforward and fostered a team environment well whether or not it was intentional. He told them that a plan had been developed, yet wanted to hear their opinions. A good team functioned on good communication and Borovsky was forcing them to communicate. It was a good tactic.
Yoshimura looked awhile longer before speaking. "If he has control of his god powers - which he clearly does - then surprise will be a good choice of tactic. Try to end him before he knows we're there, unless someone knows a way we can keep him from using his power."
He typically didn't like the more sneaky approach, but it was really the best he could come up with. "It might be good know some places he frequents as well as if these,"
he looked down at the file again, "Mordinov's still sanction him or if they've pushed him to the side."
Worrying about a god was one thing - but if they didn't have his thugs to distract them, they could focus more on the task at hand.