Commander Echo's reaction certainly lived up to Mirrah's expectation. She was angered at the idea of someone not trusting her. Even more so since it was revealed that it was because of the accusations placed on her from the Past. Add in her current irritation towards the previously stated trouble among her current team, and it stands to reason that she would be angry. Though to make accusations about who had given her the information...maybe something else was bugging her? She had heard that human women had a certain moments where-
Suddenly, the lights were out. Some of the functions that the ship was supposed to provide were not working, and a strange-looking ship screeched outside of their own. A problem arising before their actual first mission had even begun...this did not seem like a good sign for the future. She followed Echo once again, this time to the shuttle bay. Sensing that she was planning to set off with her team to the other ship, Mirrah borrowed a standard-issue breathing helmet. As much as the commander may not have liked her, Mirrah was intent in assisting in solving the problem.
Within moments, the commander's merry members of monstrous mutilation met once more without missing much. Each seemed to have been prepared to face whatever threat the strange ship in the distance may or may not provide. As Echo looked through her comrade's binoculars to see what they were in for, Mirrah joined her, using her Seer vision to get a good look at the ship they would visit. It was very strange to see, even for one such as her, who was still new to space-traveling ships.
Mirrah blinked a few times before turning to face Echo.
"Commander, I hope you understand that despite the Council not mentioning my inclusion in your team, and the fact that I may keep an eye on your actions toward your team, the latter is only a voluntary task derived from rumors I've heard from others. My priority is to assist you and your team to end conflict. As such, I must join you in investigating this foreign vessel."
