Her shoulders twitched.
"I'm trying to keep an open mind here, but I'm running out of space," she answered, her voice it's usual low, gentle hum. "Don't get me wrong, I'm used to working on need-to know missions and I've seen, done and followed up on unconventional OPs... and this one is still weirding me out."
Makeshift HQ in the middle of no-where, on american soil, as though we ran out of excuses to use our military assets. A Splinter Cell leading his own, along with two unrelated elite units, in a joint OP? Fisher's record is impressive, yes, I won't argue that, but it's been a long while since he led a squad. Birds aside, those will have their own command coming from somewhere else. Though that's just it, isn't it? There's so much we don't know yet. The lack of intel on where we are going and what to expect--well, that's what really tickles me the wrong way."
She looked at the Agent and forced a slight smile, which didn't quite make it to her dull gray eyes.
"Maybe I'm just putting too much thought into it. I just don't like going in blind when I have a Cell to look after. Let alone two. Or three. Boggles my mind thinking about what all could go wrong."
Again she glanced into the general direction of where the engine sound and the crunch of gravel beneath tires had come from. Another asset?
"So, I guess I'll just wait and see, whether this'll turn into one major cluster-fuck, or an OP going down in unwritten history."