Kensington was quiet while the two spoke, keeping to himself so he didn't do much of any intentional eavesdropping on his fellow man. It made him zone out a bit, or perhaps recent events was the prime suspect for that. The voice of the colonel snapped him back into attention though, and upon being invited in the wolf stepped forward, clearing his throat before speaking. "Sir, you know nobody's going to leave. After all we've all made an oath before enlistment, and this case is no exception." He said, pausing for a minute before letting out a shuddered sigh. "In all honesty though, I'm gonna miss 'em. Especially the doctor." With that the senior airman turned away and started out the door, but not before glancing over at the fox one more time and saying. "Sir, with all you've said doesn't give you the right to try some hero work, by the way. Remember there's only one you."


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The days following were rather quiet for Kensington aside from a couple moments with Dane. The co pilot was almost a perfect fit to fill the hole that had been in the senior airman for the past few days, and soon he was able to function better than before; fresh and ready for anything. That day came when the two received their briefing, and once they were dismissed the two went straight to packing up.

Upon entering his room Kensington was greeted with the six pack he had left on the table, still unopened and still full of memories. His eyes locked on it for a minute before the case became the first thing he packed away, his smile fading as he continued packing everything up into his duffle bag. The stash and his clothes were packed up quickly, and his arm went through the collar and out the left shoulder of his vest so to hang it on his shoulder, his rifle dangling on it's carribeaner connected to the vest after he picked his things up and walked out the door. He was first greeted by the younger pilot, and the two exchanged nods and proper addressing before they started down the hall at a slow pace.

"Ya know sir.." Dane started, his eyes ahead while he adjusted his cap. "I dunno if you read my file, but the brass left some stuff in there that probably would get me kicked out now that this group has a lot more value to it..." There was a trail off, but before the airman could continue the higher ranked wolf cut him off.

"None of that, airman. You're as fit for the job as anyone else, and I am confident I don't need to read paper work to tell me what an airman can do." The senior airman said, stopping with a confident smile as he gave the fox a hearty pat on the left arm. "Don't let me regret saying that, this is your chance to prove whoever you wanna prove wrong. So, you ready for the move? The helicopter should be transported over by the service crews." There was silence, and when Dane replied with a nod Kensington gave a nod back, "C'mon, lets not leave the colonel alone." Those were the final words before the captain's voice entered the halls and the two shifted to double time to meet up with their commanding officer.