Qrow counts the questions off on his fingers as he answers them. One: "You'd have to check around to see who has and hasn't. I don't know if the Director is watching us—" he suspects it, but he doesn't know it, "—but we don't have briefings on each other. So you'll have to sort through fifty-odd people to find out."

Two: "None that anyone drew to my attention, but talk to the Artificer. Since the info got wiped from the planet courtesy of the Voidfish, it might be tricky, but I figure someone's got something gathered together somewhere. Whether or not we'll get access to it, that's a different question." He has certainly met people who are cagey about relic information before, after all. Qrow idly turns a ring on his finger, one that has had a green wire wrapped around it. If Wash is feeling attentive, the other ring is wrapped in a wire each of red, yellow, and white.

Three: "We went down in groups, but we broke up and moved self-directed when we hit the ground. When push came to shove, though, everyone seemed to group together to make things work. It was a choice, not a directive, so we'll see how it pans out next time."

And finally, four. As that finger goes up, Qrow's expression softens, and the business-like nature of his information drop becomes a little more personal. Qrow rather likes Erika Mishima. "Erika was alright. The Relic didn't get to her, as far as I could tell, but she didn't want to risk handing it off to anyone else but the Director." And Wash didn't ask, but Qrow includes it because he thinks that Wash would consider it worth noting, "The Director left a good impression on Erika when it came to the hand-off. You can ask her for the details, but Erika made it sound like the Director really just wanted Erika to be okay."

Which is interesting. It is always interesting to learn more about the people who are calling the shots: who they are, and who they pretend to be.