D. Rex
Magic Eight Ball
Marlon explained to her as they headed back. "We never really had to deal with it. We knew each other enough back in basic training that we all hit it off pretty good. I'll go as far to say that we havent really given her any reason to be triggered. At least not that I seen. I think that has a lot to do with her squad. Alan, Alissa, Neo. We have worked pretty well with each other from the start. She may be younger than most of us. But ain't none of us dont respect her. Duenan has done nothing but right by us."
"Even during combat. While I'm sure it helped that we all technically had the same job, point at enemy and shoot, I'd say there is more too it. We value the team and we all strive for the good of the squad. We arent competing for kills or trying show off. As I told Ryuko. A kill one of us makes, is a kill all of us makes. I'm not sure if any of us has ever bothered to count."
"Anyway, Sergeant isn't harded headed or closed minded. We each got our skills and she respects that. And she takes our two cents worth into consideration. And in turn, when she makes a decision, we trust her judgement and work together to make it happen."
"Now, I'm sure that things will switch up a bit now with you and Ryuko. As I have no doubt yall are probably used to different ways of doing things. And I have no doubt she has already accounted for that. But if you want my advice to bet fit in, then it would be to get to know the others, and get used to working in tandem. Expect to back each other without asking, and to be backed up without a worry of pride. All of us want to give our best to the squad, and you'll be held to the same standard. I think, you will fit in just fine." The other one, on the other hand, he wasnt so sure about.
At the sight and questioning of the Lt., Marlon returned the grin, and flashed the okay sign letting him know everything went well. "Yes sir, everything is operating as they should." He said, quite glad that he wasnt holding a grudge for the fight. Especially good considering that Marlon really liked the Lt.
The second news, however, was bittersweet. Marlon indeed was very tired, and pretty hungry. And a mess. But he found it hard to justify stopping working when there was so much left to do. Still the reasoning was beyond valid. As careful as Marlon wanted to be about preventing sabotage of the squad mecha, it would be stupid of him to sabotage things himself because he was tired. "Thank you, Lt. Danfield. And you are right. We will do just that. Thank you again, sir."
With that, he headed off with Rosy. And after making sure everything was locked down properly. A good days work, of he said so himself. He turned to head to get some food.
Then came Gabi's question. "I couldn't tell you, Rosy. But I really hope not. None of us have really rested on our laurels long enough to find out. But given how hard this base got hit, I cant imagine laziness being something that isnt strongly dissuaded right now." Gabi raised a good point. Marlon certainly had no fondness for Ryuko, but her going blue falcon at the expense of the Staff Sergeant was certainly not something he wanted. "We should probably find a way to keep her busy, just in case."
"Even during combat. While I'm sure it helped that we all technically had the same job, point at enemy and shoot, I'd say there is more too it. We value the team and we all strive for the good of the squad. We arent competing for kills or trying show off. As I told Ryuko. A kill one of us makes, is a kill all of us makes. I'm not sure if any of us has ever bothered to count."
"Anyway, Sergeant isn't harded headed or closed minded. We each got our skills and she respects that. And she takes our two cents worth into consideration. And in turn, when she makes a decision, we trust her judgement and work together to make it happen."
"Now, I'm sure that things will switch up a bit now with you and Ryuko. As I have no doubt yall are probably used to different ways of doing things. And I have no doubt she has already accounted for that. But if you want my advice to bet fit in, then it would be to get to know the others, and get used to working in tandem. Expect to back each other without asking, and to be backed up without a worry of pride. All of us want to give our best to the squad, and you'll be held to the same standard. I think, you will fit in just fine." The other one, on the other hand, he wasnt so sure about.
At the sight and questioning of the Lt., Marlon returned the grin, and flashed the okay sign letting him know everything went well. "Yes sir, everything is operating as they should." He said, quite glad that he wasnt holding a grudge for the fight. Especially good considering that Marlon really liked the Lt.
The second news, however, was bittersweet. Marlon indeed was very tired, and pretty hungry. And a mess. But he found it hard to justify stopping working when there was so much left to do. Still the reasoning was beyond valid. As careful as Marlon wanted to be about preventing sabotage of the squad mecha, it would be stupid of him to sabotage things himself because he was tired. "Thank you, Lt. Danfield. And you are right. We will do just that. Thank you again, sir."
With that, he headed off with Rosy. And after making sure everything was locked down properly. A good days work, of he said so himself. He turned to head to get some food.
Then came Gabi's question. "I couldn't tell you, Rosy. But I really hope not. None of us have really rested on our laurels long enough to find out. But given how hard this base got hit, I cant imagine laziness being something that isnt strongly dissuaded right now." Gabi raised a good point. Marlon certainly had no fondness for Ryuko, but her going blue falcon at the expense of the Staff Sergeant was certainly not something he wanted. "We should probably find a way to keep her busy, just in case."