*Battletech: Planet's Fall

monotone "Hmmm....no, I am sure I am deeply passionate. I have allowed my feelings to colour most of my life, even more so now." Looking down for a moment as she rearranges some forks to be perfectly straight "Collected is good though, that is a complement." Snapping her head back up intently "Only...

Mako would wonder why this was up to a vote at all, far more used to the tyrannical dictates of his academy professors (and though he wouldn't admit it, his family). But if they were going to ask him to give his opinion then it would be prudent to strike at a communications center first. Put the ene...

"An extremely prestigious academy, your family must be very well connected Sergeant Mako. I would have had little chance of enrolling there." She listens to his question with her usual blank expression, nodding once at the end, then belatedly remembering to blink. "I am a strategist, one of several...

Taking a straw and bending it around the northern coastline "Of a sort, although my specialty was applied math. If you have a mathematical problem in mind I'm sure several of our support personnel would be able to assist?" Yori spends a few moments staring at the tableau wondering if raisins are ac...

"I used to stack the tables, but the staff asked me to stop..several times. Then someone with higher rank asked me in a way that I believe was an order. So now I have to visualise height...or I could use a simulator or a map but that is harder to do in a cafeteria." Starting to rearrange the table ...

"Wha?" He replied intelligently. Truly the height of wit and a credit to his education. Mako sat down at the table and decided to look over the various positions laid out. If he assumed everything was to scale and that the lieutenant had not forgotten any barriers, then, "Uh, yeah. The line would go...

Mako had seen better food. Smelled better food for sure. But this wasn't the worst he had eaten either, which he tried to use to cheer himself up as he took a tiny cup of chopped up fruit and put it on his tray. At least this looked like food. Yeah, just gotta be positive. The short inner pep talk d...