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Grydon Frygar AKA George Foster

While Grydon knew all the monitors in the Overlook were important that didn't they still hurt his eyes. At least he could avoid looking at them most of the time unless something was actually going on. When Ven began talking, it quickly became clear that that wasn't the case, still he had enough experience to know these kind of meetings were still important. Mir'aziel's talk about potential target and allies.

"All I can say is I hope they strike soon. If Von Tero was actually smart enough to call for reinforcements no amount of training will let us deal with the numbers the Empire can bring down on us, even if we allied with every nation on this planet." Grydon actually hated being outnumbered like they were. He knew they were supposed to be a small number of elites but he was used to being part of a large group of soldiers. "Also I know I won't have to tell you but we have to keep our actual races a secret, what a little I enjoy about human culture and history suggests that most of them wouldn't trust us if they knew the truth."

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Grydon Frygar AKA George Foster

Grydon might not be loyal to the empire anymore Earth still had plenty of things he disliked, mostly the length of the day-night cycle and the humans' need for overly bright lights. It also didn't help that Ven Ferr decided to call a meeting right as Grydon was ready to go to sleep, not he could blame his partners for not knowing his sleep schedule. So far he had been able to control himself but he needed an outlet for his frustration and soon, his solo martial arts training helped somewhat but it wasn't the same as a real fight. He almost hoped Von Tero would attack soon.

Grdyon turned his disguise back on and headed out to the Overlook. The bright sun hurt his eyes the entire time. He had tried the human invention know as sunglasses but while they fit his human looking eyes, in reality they offered no protection meaning he was forced to endure it. He had considered asking Io for help but didn't want to bother the AI since Io was no doubt busy keeping a look out for attacks.

Honestly part of him missed being a soldier in the Velon army and Grydon had little doubt if he was captured the Empire would have little trouble turning his loyalties back to them. After all he had turned against them rather easily as well. He had freely admitted this to his teammates and wondered how much they trusted him. Despite this though he knew that for now at least he was firmly on their side and would go along with whatever they planned, even it meant more waiting instead of acting.

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