"Haha, Credit." Sal chuckled at the name and tried to fidget more room for himself, probably crushing someones arm in the process unintentionally. "If I don't get more room soon, I'm going to punch somebody. Preferably the one who designed these shuttles. Did that thing have a bar?" Sal didn't much care for much else than what was happening here and now, mostly. A simple man with simple pleasures finds satisfaction easy.
@GobMaw_HellSmasha | "Let's just say that the reality didn't match up to what the recruitment posters said, by a very long shot."
@Avenging-Angel Grukk groaned aloud once he heard the human's response to him "If I had a credit every time I heard that one..." he muttered to himself as he simply refocused his eyes back on his holopad. He couldn't help but notice the Asari not taking advantage of the Kodiak's seats and instead chose to sit in the middle of the floor. It seemed odd to him at first, but when Grukk kept in mind the already cramped seating arrangements, he couldn't blame her. He then simply went back to his readings as he waited for the Kodiak to get to their destination.
Unlike the others, Aulpius did not figit in the tight shuttle. He had been in MUCH tighter spaces, and unlike the time a Krogan insurgency leader tried to bury him alive, he had plenty of air. Aulpius snuck a peek of the corvette it was pretty much your typical alliance ship: Big, arrowed, and surprisingly official. The hulk's shadow cloaked the shuttle as they got closer.
Hanhlar remained at the back of the group, sneaking a single peek at the re-purposed alliance cruiser. remaining silent for the whole trip to the cruiser.
Brius laughed at that, it might not be a large vessel but it'd be hard for a single Ex-Alliance marine to take. "Good thing you're not trying to take it, I don't want to have to be cleaning up a corpse this early in the day." "Well there was this one time some Blood Pack tried to take a few ships from us, ended up with a few dead Krogan, never worked with one before, I'm sure it'll be an experience for us both." Brius looked off reminiscing at what happened in the past. When Grukk asked how they managed to get the corvette, Brius knew it'd be an amusing tale to retell. "Well you see, the Alliance loved sending fleets all over searching for worlds to colonise, many others hate them for it, expanding too fast and what not. They eventually while overstretched left a few ships at times rather undefended. We took that opportunity, most Alliance now avoid being away from a larger fleet when they're in or close to the Terminus Systems, after boarding and taking control sent out a distress signal claiming it was on a collision course with a gas giant, very inhospitable place with the gas being corrosive to start with. Then we with our shiny new Corvette managed to get it out of the system before Alliance reinforcements arrived then proceeded to get it into another from a Relay point." Brius kept the story brisk due to them not spending much time in the shuttle. And he seemed to be goading the Human anyway. Brius let out a grunt of disapproval with the Vorcha, if this was a representative of their whole species, he could see why they were considered vermin by most. "Listen next time Vorcha, it has refitted. It isn't designed for straight up fights, more a glorified troop transport but it can assist when things get extreme, let's just hope it doesn't get to that point. But once we arrive, you can more than happily explore the armoury and weapon systems we have on board." Brius noticed them getting closer to Credit, preparing for the next question the goblin had to ask. "Apologies, for the room issue, these are designed for Humans and as I told the Quarian back on Omega, we don't have a bar on board but I'm sure we could call in some favours and have a makeshift bar installed." Brius left the others talking to themselves as they prepared to dock.
Jon'Nefin sat quietly, clutching his belongings with vice like grap and slept off his most recent hangover. The injectable stims hadn't kicked in yet to balance him out. Tempted to drink, Jon denied this to conserve and to not reveal his booze stash to the rest. 'Though it's not like I have much to worry about. Only other Dextro species here are the two Turians. Anyone tries to drink my brandy and they'll wake up with their stomach pumped. If they're lucky enough to get to the medibay alive.' Jon thought. The increase in talkinh roused Jon'Nefin. That and the Krogan laughing next to him. @Wata Jon addressed the Krogna named Sal with a sharp rib to the side. To a Krogan it was more like a light tap. "You're not the only one short of space and patience. The sooner we get to the 'Credit' the sooner we can start drinking. Though, I wouldn't expect a Turian ship to have any Ryncol. Probably for the best, safer for the humans. They'll try just about anything. Especially Asari." Jon said with no small amount of mockery. @Avenging-Angel "We all know why they'll be accepted to join the Council, as the Asari's new pet species. Thought, that's probably better than if it were the Salarians. Know how that ends, right big man?"
@DaKaptin | Turning his head as he heard the quarian's filtered voice Metcalfe listened to the alien's words. "Without humans there wouldn't be a Council, hell maybe even a decent civilization, after the attack on the Citadel last year."
@DaKaptin "Hah! Humans aren't the only ones who have played with asari, I can say that from personal experience." After an amused laugh he was quiet for a moment. "Damn I miss Ryncol." He muttered quietly.
@DaKaptin Valyza would remain sitting, back to the wall of the shuttle, eyes closed, listening to the words of the others within. Satisfied with the answers of the Bareface on the armament of the ship, she'd however perk up at the quip from the Quarian. Though she didn't often rise to provocations like this, her father had raised her to be prideful of her heritage, and a knock against her species would be considered a knock against herself. Thus, speaking up, keeping her eyes shut for the moment, she'd speak relatively clearly. "Oh yes, the humans are a useful species. Tenacious, and bold, they have the aggression of Krogan, without the redundant organs and hardy physiology to make them difficult to put down." Turning her head, the asari would open her eyes, staring at the Quarian with a bit of her own mockery in her gaze. "Of course, you Quarians might have been welcomed into the fold, had your species not been proven incompetent. Any Matriarch can tell you a species that can't be trusted to safeguard it's own homeworld, should not be trusted with any others. It's a shame we couldn't negotiate with the Geth, as I'm sure they'd make all the better allies, considering how handily they sent your kind running."
