"You're not expected to so do alone, no." Sharp responded.

"Now... some personal info." he said.

"This is a place of non-judgement and safety." he went on.

"Tell me what you are, and what special needs or resources you require." he continued.

"Is there anything we can do to help you?"

Sharp nodded in response.

"Very well." he said.

"In addition to regular days off, we will schedule you days off to coincide with the lunar cycle." he told her.

He then started to check something on his computer, and nodded again.

"Well, then." he said.

"Here you are." he told her, taking some papers out of his desk and sliding them towards her.

"Sign these, and you're hired."

"Indeed." Sharp responded.

"As did Illias." he said.

"Character witnesses go a long way here." he told her. "And having those two vouch for yours was a huge help for you." he told her.

"I can see you're what we're looking for.' he continued.

"And you don't need to relocate, obviously. We want you up there." he went on.

"Welcome to the team, Agent Winchester." he said, extending his hand.

"You will need to kill people." Sharp said bluntly.

"If innocents are in danger, you will be required to kill. Whether it be through human means, or using your own unique talents." he told her further.

"We here at the Unit are committed to protecting the public, by any means." he went on.

"Nobody here is truly 'clean', but that's why we're so effective." he then reasoned.

"Ah!" he then said, seeming to remember something.

"Right, I almost forgot." he said further, digging through a drawer.

"Your signing bonus." he finished, taking out a chequebook.

"Indeed." Hal replied.

"You have several areas that you'll be in charge of." he told her.

"More specifically, your hometown, Windsor, ranging up to the Greater Toronto Area" he listed off.

"That can be a lot of work, so anyone willing to take it on, as well as the potential danger that comes with it, gets a signing bonus." he told her, as he wrote on the cheque that was on top, tore it off, and then handed it towards her.

"Here." he said.

"This should suffice. It's a month's worth of pay." he told her.

When Averie looked at it, and did the math in her head, she realized that she was going to be getting paid a little over twice what she had been making before... which resulted in a very substantial sum that she had just been handed.

"Not really." Sharp replied.

"Most of them know who we are and the kinds of people we hire, but some don't." he told her.

"Do not bring it up first. Wait until they prove themselves to be trustworthy, in your eyes." he said.

"Use your own judgement." he went on.

"And obviously we're not expecting you to drive out to your areas all the time. That would be silly." he then told her. "You'll need to make bi-monthly visits or so, but... you can do most of your work from home, on a computer." he continued.

"Can your current machine do that, or will you need to upgrade?" he asked.

Sharp nodded.

"There is." he replied.

"We also have a special program for you to organize your work and notes and such on." he told her.

"Very streamlined. We try to make things easier for our remote employees." he went on.

"But we have several versions, some run better on various machines." he said further.

"You'll have to let us know what your computer's specs are, so we can give you the optimal version."

Sharp nodded.

"Of course." he replied.

"You'll officially start work in a little over a month's time." he told her.

"I do hope that is enough time to upgrade your system and get it up and running." he said.

"In the meantime, do you need a place to stay while here?" he asked.

"You are free to use the guest dorms we have on site, or we will be more than willing to pay for any motel costs you incur until the date of your return trip home."

"Very well." Sharp replied.

"And every so often you'll be required to come here to San Diego for the occasional staff meeting and seminar." he then told her.

"Just so you know." he said.

"Beyond that, here." he then said, handing her a pair of business cards.

"My business card, and the bank I use." he informed her.

"They'll be able to cash that cheque I just gave you, or if you like, they can transfer the funds straight to YOUR bank." he continued.

"Oh, and we'll need your bank info if you want direct deposit." he then added.

Sharp nodded.

"Very well." he said.

"Again, nice to have met you." he commented.

"And welcome to the team." he said further.

"I look forward to many years of service with you." he told her with a sincere smile.

"And feel free to tour this place." he went on.

"You DO work here now, after all." he chuckled.