Gideon had been bracing himself a little for James's outburst - that was certainly not the smartest thing to say. As far as he was concerned, James had every right to flip out and no one should even try and contain him right now. He would either exhaust himself or come up with a good idea. His crystals snapping in half almost amused Gideon, but it gave him the out to drop the act of pretending that what he was doing worked.
He wanted nothing more than to help James find Lily but he was at a loss for what to actually do except. Gideon met James' eyes (feeling a touch guilty that he and Gleny hadn't let anyone know she and Tristan were alive yet, but that was Gleny's call and he was just going to work on protecting them when she decided that it was time) and he shrugged. "I feel pretty damn useless right now yeah. But, if they can come into our homes and attack us and, kill our families, well. Turnabout's fair play? We could attack them where it hurts, their money and influence."
Gideon ignored Sturgis for now, because he knew the man had other loyalties, to the ministry and what not, but he didn't. "We've got the ministry for now, but they still think they own us. Only they know we won't kill anyone who's not a Death Eater, but we could. We could frame some?" None of this talk was helpful for now, for finding Lily, Gideon knew that. But he was just trying to help. "I don't know. Trying to play fair in war is just killing us, I...don't know."
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