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"What I know to be Galactic's approximate body count is without a doubt completely inaccurate," he said. "A rebellion took place within the organization. Many left, many defected, and many more were killed for their treason. However, that was months ago, and I'm sure Deimos made a point to draw in more numbers. I believe it's safe to say they're at least as big as Team Rocket is now, but that is nothing more than my estimate." He couldn't imagine them being too much bigger, but Luke had no grasp whatsoever on how active they had been in recruitment after the revolt was put down.

"We never moved all at once. Migration was staggered over the course of a month or more, depending on the number of projects underway and available agents at the time. Deimos designed our equipment to be mobile, so the relocation itself was a fairly simple, if not time-consuming, process. It helped that what we were moving was only the base of operations. The main project, Deimos's 'machine,' is housed in a stationary workplace, but only agents directly involved in the project know the location."

Faleen nodded softly when Lucas answered the question, but she continued to frown. From what she understood, it would mean that in a way, Galactic was constantly moving, or preparing to move their base, putting so much time and energy into this, would cut efficiancy in their man power significantly.
Faleen agreed with Seth, their leader was definitely an idiot.

One thing that did interest her though, is hearing that the laboratory that was oh so important to the Galactic was a stationary location...

Seth was now jotting down notes on a piece of printer paper. Things to research if he could, and mention in his report to Lucere. A short, disproving grunt coming from his throat and brows furrowing at the mention of Azelf and legendary beast. Although he knew of all known legendaries, his was most familiar with those originating in Johto.

"I see." He stated before looking up from his notes, focusing his gaze on Lucas. "You have been quite helpful, and I will see to it that you are well placed. Is there anything else you can tell me?"

He sorted through his memories of Galactic in search of something significant. From what he could come up with, though, all of the bases had been covered. "Not that I can think of," he replied. "If I come up with anything else, I'll bring it to your attention." A thought flitted into his head, a passing concern for the future. "If I could make a request regarding my placement, I would prefer not to continue working in surveillance. Though my training was geared towards the department, it is not work that I believe I am suited to." It was through Luke's performance in his training in Galactic that he had first been assigned to surveillance and eventually to assassination, and he had no wish to doom Lucas to the department all over again now that the opportunity to prevent that was before him.

Faleen watched for his answer as well, wondering what he wanted to work with instead.
Shifting her leg over to cross her ankle over the other one, leaning forward a bit to pull her back away from the chairs rest.

"Is that so," Seth said, pondering that for a moment.

It was then that the elite rose from his chair, and went to where the rifle was leaning against the wall. Although it wasn't completed yet, it appeared to be mostly intact. Picking it up, he then turned and used both hands to toss the large gun at Lucas.

"What can you tell me about it."

He caught the weapon as it was tossed, supporting its weight between his hands and inspecting it carefully. "This is very nice," he evaluated at length. "The design and execution are quite sound, despite its incompleteness. It's not actually a weapon, though, so I'm afraid I can't say much about the processes involved in its function." That much was evident. It had all the necessary parts - such as a trigger and a barrel - but the manner in which they were implemented was one that would conduct neither a bullet nor a high-power beam. He ran a hand over an empty slot, noting its connections, and a subtle realization dawned on his features. "Do you use this in combination with pokeballs?" A long-distance capture or release device; it was quite innovative, if that was indeed its intended use.