Nika: Your disappearing trick, you find it useful?
Decker: It gets me out of jams.
Nika: You must be very good at running away, then.
Decker: Thanks?
Decker: Do you think you could beat me in a fight? You know, hypothetically.
Nika: Easily. No question.
Decker: But I fight dirty. That's gotta give me some advantage.
Nika: No, not enough of one.
Nika: Your hat is not very… fashionable, is it?
Decker: Hey, it's a collector's item.
Nika: Maybe it would look better on a shelf, then?
Decker: So you can amp up your system at will, huh?
Nika: In emergencies, yes. It gives an advantage.
Decker: You ever try it when it's not an emergency?
Nika: There's always an emergency, if you want one.
Nika: Are you ready? This may get violent.
Dr. Xu: Yes! I am excited! Bring them on, I say!
Nika: Ha! What are you going to do? Throw books at them?
Dr. Xu: I would never do that to my books. They're hard to replace!
Nika: You are very slow.
Dr. Xu: It's my augment. My EMP charger draws bio-power, which I must compensate for.
Nika: You need to try harder.
Dr. Xu: You don't talk very much, do you?
Nika: It is better to save one's energy for more important things.
Dr. Xu: Like thinking?
Nika: Like breaking bones.
Nika: What are you listening to on your earpiece? Is it not distracting?
Dr. Xu: Shostakovich. It helps me concentrate. Do you not listen to music when you work?
Nika: It is too noisy when I am at work. Too much yelling and screaming.
Nika: If you grab the target's wrist like this, you get much more leverage for the throw.
Internationale: Thank you. I've always had trouble with that move.
Nika: Ne za chto. It is only physics.
Nika: I will take care of the physical resistance. You target the digital assets.
Internationale: Affirmative. But I can take care of myself in a fight, if I need to.
Nika: I believe that you believe that.
Internationale: You were a bodyguard before this, were you not?
Nika: That is correct.
Internationale: It must have been demeaning to prioritize another's life ahead of your own for money. How did that feel?
Nika: A bit like working for Invisible.
Shalem 11: You’re pretty handy with that thing. Where did you learn?
Nika: I taught myself.
Shalem 11: Really? Wasn’t that dangerous?
Nika: Trial and error is the most efficient teacher.
Shalem 11: You’re good, but you get too close. Someone’s going to get a lucky hit in one day.
Nika: There is no such thing as luck. Only mistakes.
Shalem 11: And you never make mistakes?
Nika: Very rarely.
Nika: I enjoy working with you. It is good that you were never paid to eliminate someone under my protection.
Shalem 11: What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object, right?
Nika: You would have been stopped. It would have been messy and sad.
Shalem 11: If you say so.
Nika: How many people have you killed?
Shalem 11: I lost track.
Nika: I have killed 83. It sometimes… troubles me. Does it trouble you?
Shalem 11: No. Not since I lost track.