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Post by Jürgen Adler on May 25, 2016 23:14:08 GMT
Jaeger smirked and chuckled nervously a bit as he got the joke. It wasn't particularly well made, but he knew what he meant. "Clever. Joking aside, we both agree that Omar al Ghazi is a monster wearing human skin. Though I should ask. You seem quite calm about this entire ordeal. Do you have no fear towards the fear-wielding cobra?"
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Post by GPU Leadership on May 25, 2016 23:27:20 GMT
"I fear him, yes. That is the proper response to a wild animal." Yusuuf responded, "He is wild, erratic, and depraved, and seems to evade death as if the devil himself is watching after him. But a madman is also easy to fool. He does not even suspect the that he might anger the Believers when he destroyed Mecca. And he and his thugs are not intelligence. I do not expect him to even realize I am aiding you, and even if he does......I intend to kill him after I have the antidote to his fear toxin anyway. A sentiment I believe we all share" He chuckled darkly.
"He has made the entire world his enemy, he will not last".
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Post by Dmitry Molchanov on May 25, 2016 23:27:57 GMT
(OOC: Yusuuf, let alone pretty much any other GLA leader, wouldn't know exactly where it was. Only that Omar kept the Fear Toxin close to him at all times. Just a piece of trivia that you might want to know during this discussion)
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Post by GPU Leadership on May 26, 2016 18:46:24 GMT
(OOC: True, Yusuuf would not be told, but he is the GLA's spymaster, and there's always a supply of chemicals going into and out of the production facility. He'll have a list of suspects at the very least or a vague location).
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Post by Jürgen Adler on Jun 6, 2016 20:17:19 GMT
(OO: My apologies for being so late, having to wait something out as well as a sudden dry spell on creativity.)
Jaeger nodded in respect and smiled. "I'm content knowing that while we may not be friends, we are putting aside our differences to achieve a common goal in the long run. We already know our duties, and we've been made clear of the risks. Currently, the reward far exceeds the high stakes."
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