Geo didn't always agree with Aura he found. He knew there were some decent humans out there...well at least one. April, his older sister. Though she wasn't the only one. Geo didn't necesarily believe in the destruction in all humans as much as he did their removal from the throne as the dominant species on the planet. "If you ask me all that we really need is one good assault. If we can get a riot going more mutants would join in, in one strike we can take the city with ease even with those X-dorks trying to stop us." A twinge of anger rumbled in Geo's voice as he finished his sentence. He had come to hate the residents of the X-mansion over the years, even though they had been the first to take him in after the manifestation of his powers. "If we got the Elite of the Order together and each took a few of the Orderlings and focused on training them specifically for an assault and in defense against the mutants we know for a fact the Xies have we would have a major advantage. Anger is the dominant emotion in all people. We harness that and get ourselves an army. That's what I say."

Geo was a bit overly emotional on the subject. He felt it was nothing more than a game of tug-o-war between an immovable force and an unstoppable object and all the Order needed was one swift blow to gain the advantage they needed to take the city. And once the city was theirs it was only a matter of time before all of New England was mutant dominant. Then the country, then the continent and so fourth. However he knew that not all of the Order was willing to win by force. They would rather tactically fight it out behind a little front but that wasn't how Geo worked. If it was in your way then smash it. If you needed it then don't. Anything in between was fair game.

"I think we need to start striking with the force we have rather than playing business men. Mutants like you and I are best put to use in a fight, not simply running insurance scams like simple mobsters. We're mutants, not Al Capone." Geo took a long, hard drag of his cigarette and flicked extended ash out the crack in his window.

"Agreed open warfare is what we need. Back in the woods we cared not what the humans might do, we lashed out struck down any human we found. Given most were firing at us. Personally i think we should hit the city's major police stations hard, just enough to throw them all into chaos. Without the police the city id ours" she said confidently and with a smile. "Though the drug Lori made gives humans powers like ours for a short time, the drug has proven to be quite fetal to humans. If we could slip that drug into any number of location, like the public drinking water, we could have so much fun on our hands" she said liking her secound plan much better then the first if nothing else then becuse she would get to see an array of beautiful powers and the humans would know for a fleeting time what it was like to matter.

"I am a soilder and i do agree our interests would be best served by fighting the humans openly. I do enjoy combat quite a bit though i believe our mentality is different. I do not know about anger being dominant in people. It has been some time since i saw a real fight, drug dealers and homeless people make poor opponents. It is to bad you did not gain control of the order, i like your ideas much better" she said which was true, Aura preferred to operate in the open whare she could.

"Still what can we do? I know a few other mutants that would choose to walk our path. If i sat at the head of the order the streets would run red with the blood of the humans. It is a shame they taste so bad though" she said shaking her head even as she pet the skunk which simply laid of her lap. "It is also quite diffacult to extract bones for crafting furnature without killing a human, though a blow torch i find helps" she said though she ahd no idea why, she knew the bleeding stopped when enough heat was applied to an area.