He briefly eyed the neko with a neutral expression. Before turning back to the others.
Code:
Put the data feeds up to a higher priority channels. Right now anyone and their granny can break it into it.. Which just happened.
With the message sent to the proper grunt, he could deal with some other things first before coming back to it.
What he was going to do wasn't exactly the most savory way to do things, but on the other hand, there was a full recording of Enzo verbally agreeing to it. All in high definition. Matthew Smith did not want to push the matter for an actual signature; it could potentially offend the customer, and frankly, that wasn't good for business. The recording would have to do. The Origin Rep took the paper back cordially, and put it into another suitcase on the table, this one full of various papers. With that one done, he closed it, and opened another, again, shielding the contents from view with the open case. He pushed his glasses up, speaking to Enzo while his eyes were shielded by glare.
"Frankly, I'm not concerned about this pistol being too underpowered. Instead, I am more concerned if this is...too much gun for you." Mr. Smith reached into the suitcase, and painstakingly, slowly, pulled out a large handgun. Just as everyone would expect the pistol to end, it just kept coming out instead. After a near eternity of drawing it out, the pistol finally ended in a birdcage muzzle break and gas tube assembly. He looked up into the empty magazine well to check it, the glare finally dissipating from his glasses. Smith twirled it to Enzo, handing over the large ceramic pistol butt first.
"The Peashooter. Three magazines worth of ammo in the case, as well as a holster for it. More if you need it in those cases over there. Enjoy. But." He gave a slightly mischievous grin. "Try not to make a mess."
As the lead of security made his arrival, Matthew shot him a baleful glare.
'Going forward with it, huh? I can turn this to my advantage.' he thought to himself. "Hold it." The words hung in the air for a moment before he elaborated. "I'm not entirely comfortable with sending customers to clean up what's essentially our mess and covering it up as 'part of the tour'." Mr. Smith turned to look at the Phoenix crew as a whole. "What's more, it may not be squiddies." he added on, crossing his arms sternly.
A volumetric window appeared and replayed the security footage from earlier, showcasing the strange black forms wreaking havoc in the factory. "If you all decide not to come, you'll have to stay here with Miss Merkur." He then glanced at Zeta. "Heavy, medium and light modes, Miss. You'll have to work the bolt when a cap is exhausted; there's a four second delay between medium, eight second between heavy, and only an eight second delay after cycling in the new cap with light." He looked at the group again.
"So, what will it be everyone?" The volumetric window played at a fast clip in the background, finally catching up to the present where a hiding woman was discovered as a 'Toy' by the hostiles.