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	Rol'Naaris listened as Anderson discussed the group's first mission. It was simple enough: infiltrate the secret underground base, find evidence that Terra Firma is working with remaining Cerberus operatives, and get out quickly. Rol'Naaris knew about Cerberus as much as any military official. They were the bad guys working with the Reapers, so killing them was the only option. He didn't encountered any Cerberus operatives or members until Ellis revealed his past occupation of working with Cerberus. His reaction, however, made Rol'Naaris worried about the former operative. One of the Spectres has to keep a close eye on Ellis throughout this mission. Rol'Naaris had this feeling that something bad was going to happen. 

Anderson decided to split the group up into two teams. One team would create a distraction while the other team goes behind the scenes and gather as much evidence and leave quietly. Rol'Naaris also learned that he would be working with Balak, Rayes'Xum, Velinian, and the machine that called itself 'Phalanx.' He listened to the geth's question about dealing with civilians and hostiles and didn't say anything. The geth was going to be interesting to work with since he killed a lot of geth in the Battle of Rannoch. It was odd to see how the majority suddenly forgot the Geth's involvement with the Reapers prior to the Battle of Rannoch, the mess aboard the Alarei, and the Morning War (which caused the quarians to flee Rannoch in the first place). Rol'Naaris knew that he had to work with the machine, but that doesn't mean that they have to be friends.

For a batarian, Ja'Far was not the average 'I-hate-humans-so-much-that-I-want-them-dead' type instead he seemed more religious. Rol'Naaris seemed some potential in Ja'Far for the role of leader if one of the Spectre agents gets killed. Plus, he seems to know something about interrogation when he asked a question about to Anderson. Then, there was Sicaria. Another turian with biotics that Rol'Naaris needs more time studying before he could form some sort of option about her. Finally, there was the other quarian—Rayes'Xum vas Fowal. It was nice to have another quarian on the team even if his trust is hard to gain. In additional, he was a better tech specialist than Rol'Naaris could ever be. 

After looking at the group, he kind of liked most of the squad mates and was ready to work with almost all of them. When it was time to ask questions, Rol'Naaris waited for others to speak before he spoke. [color=olive]"Did you guys obtain the blueprints of the base? Do we know anything about the base, like how many people are there? That kind of question. And lastly, what kind of evidence would you guys like for our team to obtain?"[/color]