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"I've shared with you what I can. The location of the brook is unknown, but you know for certain the brook exists" Montana had, admittedly, found the film noir comparison amusing. The banter concerning the nature of his abstract explanation was more of the same. He had listened patiently until Spire finished, and waited a few seconds to reply. He was listening. A lot of what he said Montana could agree with, at least from their perspective. Hunters often stayed in their niche, weather it be Cryptids as a macro, or vampires as a micro. Filling in the gaps with their preference.


"If we were to continue on with our train of thought, concerning this being an organization rather then an individual, or even individuals, it would stand to reason that given time we could re trace you and your brothers steps since arriving in York, correct?"

Roughly anyhow. It would be somewhat time consuming and re direct resources that could be put to use in other areas immediately. Yes they could trace the digital footprint, yes they could estimate their projected paths, check credit card purchases, even the places they might have accessed a wifi network.


"We could very possibly figure your leads, as easily as we've kept tabs on you and your brother ever since you crossed paths with one of our operatives, via our intelligence network, which would render any contribution made by yourselves redundant.

Omnipresence, real or not was a powerful tool if it was believed.

"Beyond this missed opportunity to build a working relationship, our parallel investigations could see us inadvertently thwarting each others efforts with each step we take."

"If you can give me intel to take into my meeting, I can persuade my superiors to allow me to form an alliance between us, and set up a steady flow of information, and cooperation in a manner that would help, rather then hinder."