It's good advice. What makes Hasibe terribly dangerous is her sincerity--she's beautiful in a way that really does stop traffic, but beautiful women aren't unheard of. The fact that she genuinely cares about others is much more seductive--she strips herself of what's problematic and turns herself into their canvas, the mirror that reflects what people want to see. Not all the time, but there's a surprisingly thin line between espionage and prostitution, and she's very, very good at providing a meaningful service in either.

All the same. That depth of emotion can catch her up. Her lips curve up at the edges, a touch wry, and she inclines her head.

"I will. I know I have to be on guard without looking like I'm on guard."

There's a pause.

"All I have to do is make the enemy fall in love with me." It's quasi-flippant, but that's what she does do in these situations. Emotion is much more binding than sex. Anyone can seduce with hormones and skin--she does, too--but feelings scare most people...people who aren't mad in her particular way.