"It was smart of you," she commented idly. To stand around the group and get information that way was wise. Even better, still, to examine the group dynamic and see who wanted to lead and who was only interested in abject criticism. She was glad she chose him; even if she knew little about him, she still thought he was the best choice.

Elissa watched him, raising an eyebrow. "I don't want to be blindsided either. I think allowing her to deal with the Initiative is wise, but she will certainly withhold information."