@mortintime misgivings had been mulled over on the plane ride here, each potential failing analyzed from beginning to end, leaving the man convinced that this is more or less a catastrophe in the making. without a man on the ground here, too much can go wrong-- and diell doesn’t intend to volunteer himself. these thoughts occupy him, souring his mood more by the minute; a perpetual scowl twists his face, compounded by the fact that he has been made to wait. if he were the sort of man to use the word ‘impudence’, he’d certainly be applying it here. there’s a brief thought of grabbing the generic secretary by the collar of his shirt when he’s ushered into the office, then decides it isn’t the most comely first impression. he tempers his anger with a deeply held breath, then offers a thin smile and the promise of a handshake. “ mr. wallace, no? diell loughty. lets hope you’ve set aside a good amount of time, my employer has given me a laundry-list of shite to talk through with you. “
















