Thread: Joining the Suns (for Skylar)

Andros waited for the human's reaction. Hearing nothing but respect, he grinned a little. Well, at least he wasn't working with a group full of disobedient little cubs that he would only be able to use at mestshield. Even then, the last batch of such 'meatshields' had fled before they could actually do any 'shielding'. I can see that. I will make sure your abilities are used to the fullest exponention. Andros turned his head to look at the Indian, returning the confused look with a simple grin. The turian chuckled softly. Hard to get where I am is an understatement. I've had to haul ass for years, becoming one of the greatest commanders this group has ever seen. And I'll be damned if I'm not, he said. Shrugging, Yes, it was hard. It has taken me years of service within this group, dealing a load of Hell and receiving little to no damage to myself or the small squad I work with. The turian was not in need of a large squad. The one he commanded was mostly on stealth though they had experts on long range and close combat. Andros was proficient in both kinds, seeing as how he needed to absolutely be a lethal force out in the battlefield to even come close to where he was. In all honesty, Andros was even a tad jealous of Jaidev. With the skills Jaidev already had, and seeing as how he was human he was likely to climb the ranks fast. As Jaidev thanked him, Andros gave a small handshake. Of course. I will see you soon though, don't you worry about that. One could swear that if you were paying attention, one could see a bit of a mischievous smirk upon the Turian's face as Jaidev's transport took off. Andros took a separate transport back to Omega with a few other officers, not bothering to sit. The turian was so used to space travel now that he could simply stand in nearly any situation unless of course, the ship overturned in a gravity-implemented situation. Andros' transport finally landed, and as he stepped off, he could see the krogan approaching Jaidev. Oh goodie. As the krogan roared and made his miniature speech, most heads were turned in the general direction expecting quite a fight. Of course though, Jaidev did what he seemed to quite excel at surprising everyone. Andros watched the krogan fall to the ground and gave a few small claps, walking towards Jaidev. A few joined in mostly humans, and some parts of Andros' squad. Everyone else went back to their business. Andros looked over at a batarian officer, who got two recruits to help him with the injured and rather unconscious krogan. As one would expect a tongue-lashing from Andros, as was his record to do so frequently, he gave a bit of his own surprise to his squad ny doing quite the opposite. Well, Jaidev. You are either the bravest recruit I have ever seen or the absolute dumbest. Let's say brave and keep your reputation going, eh? Andros chuckled softly. We dont have any current operations, so c'mon. Let's head down to a bar, I'll buy you a drink. Id like a word or two with you, he said. Meet me at Afterlife in an hour. Andros was right on time he always was. Franky though, he was five minutes early, but there was no hurt in that. He sat down at the main bar in the room, now dressed in more casual clothes though he still had a Carnifex strapped to his leg. You could never be sure of anything on Omega. Ever.