[The answer, of course, is yes. Slevin decided before he ever showed his face to the Barge, ever logged on to the network for the first time, that he would be Slevin Kelevra, who is harmless and unassuming and whom people like. Whom people want to like. Henry Mason is a ghost, a dark and bitter and angry and dangerous ghost, and no one wants to let him be their friend.
But instead of answering, he lets his grin fade and turns his dark, unreadable gaze on Cassel and lets something intent, something almost but not quite either calculating or curious, something in between taint the perfect neutrality.]
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But instead of answering, he lets his grin fade and turns his dark, unreadable gaze on Cassel and lets something intent, something almost but not quite either calculating or curious, something in between taint the perfect neutrality.]
Would it change anything?