Blake chuckled at the mutant with his eyes covered. "Ok, I'll bite, I haven't had much conversation with mutants in a long time but I'll humour you, Night-Eye." He cleared his throat quietly and placed his hands together, fingers arched. "You could say I know about the Crucible. You could say I know about the danger you pose. You could say," He sighed, a knowing smile on his face, "that I know how well your kind bleeds."
Reaching behind him, Blake grabbed a canteen of water and slowly undid the lid as he continued. "Unfortunately, I've never been inside the Crucible. I know a few guys who have though," He paused, taking a short gulp of water, relishing in the cool dampness flowing down his throat. "But those guys never came out." Shrugging, Blake threw the sealed canteen over his shoulder. "Over time I learnt not to bother. I lost a lot of men to your kind, Night-Eye." Staring straight at the cloth covering the mutant's eyes, Blake pictured the voracious gaze of the Crucible mutants, a gaze he longed to see eradicated from this twisted earth.
Blake's gaze was torn away as the huge, rock-skinned mutant addressed him in broken English. "I never thought I'd ever find myself agreeing with a dumb Pebble-Dasher but dead enemies are much better than living ones." Like Rico, for instance. He nodded slowly at Delrath, "that's right...I know of your kind too."