Elizabeth looked at Gerry with an amused grin as he walked in, and moments later sat down. He was dressed for a military war zone or something, while the mission they were going on was a civilian one. Not counting the possible supernatural enemies of course. And then he started checking his gear, almost looking like some nervous rookie going on his first field mission. She chuckled softly, shaking her head a little. "Would you like some tea dear? Might help you calm down a little. We're going into civilian territories, not enemy ones. I'm glad I asked them to give you rubber bullets, as those scientists are apparently quite useful to the CIA." She told him that partly because she wanted to taunt him a little bit. A guy like him would be pissed if he didn't get the gear he thought he needed.
Though immediately after the director walked in and started to talk immediately. "Both are here, good. Might as well do this briefing a bit early to have some extra preparation time." The man turned down the lights and down came a screen from the ceiling, while a projector started to display images. The first one was of a
lab of some kind. "This is your target. The machinery isn't too important, but taking those scientists into custody takes top priority. Resistance from anyone else may be dealt with as the situation calls for." After the man pressed a remote the next image showed. It was a blueprint from a building. "In some blueprints we've recovered we found the quickest route to your destination, and what kind of security system they're using. There are several locks to bypass. So unless either of you is an expert locksmith, one will be trailing about 100 meters behind you. Any time you encounter a lock, call for him. He has been instructed separately as...well, he's more than a bit scared of this room and refused to join us." Elizabeth chuckled softly at that comment, but kept quiet otherwise.
"The cover story has already been dealt with. You will pose as FBI agents and are investigating a lead to a large illegal meth lab. Which reminds me, Gerry. I'll let it slide this time but if you want to bring that much gear on a mission like this you'll have to find a better way to hide it. Any questions?" "What amount of loss is acceptable?" Elizabeth immediately asked. "Twenty five percent at most." Came as a reply.