Anastasia was waiting in some line, though she wasn't sure for what. She could see several other people in the line with similar equipment to her own, sometimes even better quality Abakans or a Kalashnikov. Before she realized it she was at the front of the line. "Miss, please take the mask off." A woman at the table said. "I, huh, would like very much to be keeping my mask on, please." Anastasia responded after a second. "Not that good with English, heh? What language do you speak?" The woman asked. "I, huh, I know the tongue of Rossii (Russia)." Anastasia replied. "Okay, deary, I'll have someone who knows it to come and talk to you for a moment." The woman signaled a man at a different table to come over, and quickly took his spot. The man sat down and started to ask her questions in Russian, such as if she was part of the political campaign of any of the council men or if she supported one over the other. She didn't even know who the councilmen where, which helped her a lot in getting the job.
"Chto delaet rabotu platitʹ? (What does the job pay?)" She asked after hearing the mission. "Sovet gotov platitʹ, to yestʹ, yesli eto ne konets voĭny. (The council is willing to pay anything, that is, if it doesn't end in war.)" The man responded. "Ladno. Spasibo. Kogda zhe my vstretimsya na missiyu? (Okay. Thank you. When will we be meeting for the mission?)" Anastasia asked. "My svyazhemsya s Vami, kogda Vy, chtoby vstretitʹsya s lyudʹmi, hotya eto budet skoro. (You will be contacted when you are to meet with the humans, though it will be soon.)" The man answered. Anastasia made a small bow to show respect, filled out a few papers, handed them to the man at the table, and waited to be told to go with the team they would assemble.