Yamesh appears before the group in a lab coat with underneath it a simple space suit, a table on wheels in his wake. He stop in front of the gathered group and takes off the cloth on the table, revealing all sorts of little gadgets and chips. "Now that we're all here, I can tell you the hows and whats. And since we only have a small amount of time before we're all dead, I'll keep it short." He picks up a chip and looks at it before focusing back on the group.
"The Ostara Republic has outfitted the S.E.U. task force with the most advance technology available to the Seer and humans. The S.E.U. Lightyear is a good example of that. But, it's still not up to par with the technological advancements of the Santerians. That's where I come in. I've modified and tinkered a lot of the equipment you're using and are going to use. Of course I didn't touch any personal weapons or equipment, since I am aware how attached some humans and Seers can get to their stuff..." He rolls with his eyes at the obscene thought of liking an object. He shakes his head and picks up a helmet in one hand and in the other holds a chip. "But for example, most of the helmets and visors you'll be using during missions are now running on Santerian software. This is much faster, preciser and allows for a lot more modifications then human and Seer software. Apart from making sure you can breath in the vacuum of space, the helmet also comes equipped with an internal radar that detects hearbeats, it has several vision modes, like low-light, electromagnetic and thermal and it also allows for multi vision." He puts the chip down and pushes a button on his wrist. Anyone already wearing his helmet would see a small screen pop up on the corner. It showed the group from above. "K-1LL. Descend." The vision in the screen begins to change as Yamesh his droid flies down and hovers on eye level with the listeners. In the little screen the attendants now simply see themselves. "You can all see each others views if you wish. My droid allows this vision as well as I have demonstrated. Cayne's doesn't yet." He picks up another chip from the table and throws it to Cayne. "This is the appropriate software. Don't worry. It'll keep any modifications intact." He puts the helmet down, clearly done with it.
"Next item on the list." The Santerian picks up a flat looking thing. Some might describe it as a pencil case. "Since I am probably the most skilled with computers on this team and can't be everywhere at the same time, I've crafted this useful device. Plug it into the designated console and I'll receive a wireless connection directly linked to my OPSAT." He pushes another button on his wrist and a holographic console pops out. "All the benefits of a normal console and more." And with another button the console fades away.
Then he picks up a slim looking rifle. To the trained eye it would look off. For a starter, there wasn't a visible magazine. "When I left Noshkosh, I didn't leave empty handed. I took with me the designs of the very first laser rifle. Since my departure I've worked tirelessly on it, with help from some other Santerians of course. Luckily I had a prototype ready just in time before we left on the S.E.U. Lightyear. This prototype works with overheating. That means it doesn't have dedicated ammunition. It just needs to cool down after several shots. Also, since it's a Prototype, it's bound to explode. Thus meaning that I'm currently the only one allowed to use it." He puts the rifle on a magnetic holster on his back and equips a slimmer looking helmet specially made for Santerians.
"One last thing." , his voice now being channeled through communications. "Any rare tech you find, you contact me. Don't mess around with it, cause there is only the chance you blow yourself up... Or worse. Now each one of you pick up one of the W.H.D.s and we're good to go. That means the Wireless Hacking Device for those who were about to ask. " And with that said he turns around to the transport, ready to go.
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