Amor had long given up pretending that he didn't know how his looks potentially affected others, and so when Makoto Kurumi seemed to metaphorically blue screen for a moment, he just smiled a bit more. Though they seemed to calm down after a second or two. It was interesting to be in a place where he knew so many, from different avenues. They made some interesting points, but their last question took precedence for him.

"Oh only on missions, call me Seraphim, or well if you see me in this outfit." he motioned to his MK.II armor. "Around other Rockets it makes no difference. It's mainly due to not wanting the League to find out who I am." His life would become far more complex should his identity be revealed, before he wanted it to be. He did give Makoto a gentle pat on their shoulder however when they spoke of their skills not being the greatest. Amor would politely disagree. "We all have strengths, and weaknesses. It is why we form teams to make up for those shortcomings." To him it was that simple.

Though the noise of someone saying his name drew his attention to Isaac Merlo, and he just gave his friend an easy wave. It would seem there was a crowd of people around the familiar blonde, and he didn't want to intrude upon him, not that he could if he wanted as a familiar shock of white hair wove it's way towards him, and his companion. A gentle smile crawled across his lips at her speaking to him. A reminder of what could have been from a time long ago.

"Hello to you as well Ms. Familiar, though you are correct I do tend to find my way into the strangest of places." He chuckled as he spoke to Violet Fairbanks, though any further conversation was cut off as the organizers of this event decided to move on to the next stage. There was a lot of talking from some nameless grunt (Hitoshi Inoue), but with all the other conversation it was hard to hear what he was saying, so it was only snippets. Not that he really cared, in fact if he could be paired up with Makoto Kurumi, and Violet Fairbanks that would be the optimal outcome for him.

He at least had some rapport with the two of them, and that meant, he wouldn't have to start from zero.

Though he first had to answer this new question that had appeared in front of him.

"Tch....The right answer is all of them." Amor had extensively been studying the powers of everywhere Avatar that he was aware of. To say that the power that Legend's could grant to mere mortals was extraordinary was an understatement. Especially when he had seen up close, and personal what two of them could do.

So he picked Option C because he couldn't begin to fathom what other dangers lurked out there that he had no clue about.

The ones that he at least had data on weren't going to be as troublesome as the ones he had no clue about. Knowledge was power.

TLDR
Talks to Makoto Kurumi, and Violet Fairbanks!
Waves to Isaac Merlo, but decides to not disturb him from his group!
Amor picks Option C for his answer!

Makoto nodded in understanding, as Amor mentioned his preferences; they were no stranger to putting on masks, either, after all. They would likely end up calling him Seraphim at least on an occasion even when around other Rockets - as that was the name they best knew him by - though... It was still interesting, knowing his true name as well, when he had been so mysterious before.

But any additional thoughts they had on the matter would be cut off, when he further reassured them and pat them on the shoulder. The positive contact clearly caught Makoto off guard - they blinked, cheeks flushing a little... Though, when the initial surprise faded, they couldn't help but smile softly - even if a tinge shyly. "Right," They spoke - in agreement and acknowledgement alike. He was right - everyone had their own talents.

... Although there was still the question of how much Makoto's own talents could provide, if they were going to be brought into an immediate head-on fight.

Violet Fairbanks's approach would draw Makoto's attention - given them being next to Amor - and they'd watch as the two addressed one another with a curious hue. Not that their attention would linger for long - as the screens would begin to change.

And with the change, came a question: Which threats were the highest priority? The known, those within, or the unknown? Many of the other Rockets had their thoughts and reasonings as to the different answers. And really, there were good points all around. But if you asked Makoto....

... Stepping up to one of the nearby terminals, they'd pick C. The others - particularly folks like Alba Evovae or Xenon Antheil - said it best, taking the words right out of Makoto's mouth in regards to why they felt that C was the best answer. But as Violet spoke, they'd comment in response "You don't need everyone focusing solely on one thing... But if anything is going to throw a wrench into your plans, it'll be the unknown - the unexpected."

All it took was for one detail to go missed or overlooked - be it a passing stray pokemon or a guard's patrol - for things to go awry. For one's cover to be blown, forcing you to have to fall back on contigencies or plan B's, if not an outright retreat and escape.

TLDR/NOTES:
- Chose C
- Makoto is taken a little off guard at the shoulder pat + praise from Amor Rose, flushes a little.
- Even if they agree with him, they do still think that their talents aren't suited to head-on combat like these trials will likely entail.
- Notices Violet Fairbanks's approach - briefly watches Violet's and Amor's exchange before their attention shifts to the changing screens + the question posed.
- Thinks that folks like Alba Evovae or Xenon Antheil have the right of it in regards to C.
- Points out to Violet that you don't need everyone focused on one thing - but that it'll be the unknown that throws a wrench in one's plans.

From there, Selena takes the role of a spectator than a participant. There is much talk and smug and Selena cannot help but observe how grunt ranking Rockets behave themselves. For an organization that is binded with a common desire, she wonders why having to prove one's self needs to be a thing.

But the answer lies in the fact that Team Rocket is not like any other organization.

The screens started to flicker and change what was initially displayed into a gallery of identified legendary Pokemons. There are others that the Kalosian is already familiar with: ones like Moltres, Articuno, and Groudon that she has stood with on the League side of several battlefronts. Others are creatures that she has already seen but has no information of, and more that have been unknown to her entirely.

When the sheeps are ushered into their own computer screens, Selena follows as well into her own station. They are presented with a question that did not take her a minute to ponder. She clicks on 'C. THE THREATS UNKNOWN' because that's what they must truly prioritize.

Those they already know would have been easier to dispatch. The League has always used their avatars in dire situations and it allows everyone, especially the Rocket, to identity their strengths and weaknesses. Rockets have their own roster of avatars as well and it allows the organization to access information that the League will not be privy of—unless, of course, more and more members decide to defect from the organization.

But the threats unknown are what bothers Selena. Maybe it is her journalistic instincts taking over, or any possible remnants of when she was The Intuitive, but the lack of information will always be a threat for everyone and not just their organization. Hoenn is a region full of surprises, but surprises often cost lives.

And that is a price no one should be willing to pay.

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EVENT: S.P.E.C.T.R.A. TRINITY TRIALS I
#OPEN TO INTERACT

TL;DR
- SELENA answers C. THE THREATS UNKNOWN
- Ponders on all the events she has witnessed in Hoenn, of all the information unknown to them, and how it costs them lives