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Still planning on finishing mine! Really sorry I couldn't make the deadline - thanksgiving combined with two severely delayed power outages combined with a very long and badly timed blackout made this weekend very awkward for CS-making.
Sheet is nearly done. Will hopefully get it up tonight.
I wonder, would he think himself a man?


An excellent question, I think.
Alright. I'm gonna leave a picture with you I'm using for inspiration, and you can tell me if it's the kinda thing you're looking for.

Interested.
As the celebration grew to a fever pitch, Hassan was the life of the party - he was always in the middle of things, serving drinks, dancing with the most comely nuns and even attempting to sing in time with the band for one brief ill-advised stint, though at his insistence, nobody but Stina laughed.

He was sitting in the corner with Stina, nursing what was probably his third drink after drinking more stopped being a good idea while his comrade spoke with a strawberry blonde sister – or maybe she was just speaking to him while he drooled? Hassan was past the point of really caring. He sobered up quickly when the pirates walked in, however.

It probably came as little surprise that Hassan had always been keenly in touch with power dynamics; he knew who was in charge in any given situation or relationship, not just because it was usually him (at least when he wasn’t with the other Inquisitors). When the armed men entered, the energy of the room shifted fast, and Hassan furrowed his brow at feeling his power over this room ripped away from him. He hated being usurped, and he bit down on his immediate instinct to order the patrons in the inn to fall upon the newcomers and savage them bare-handed.

He was still stewing as the Secular Army Lieutenants approached them, but he forced a pleasant smile onto his features as they whispered their request and Stina slurred a response with drunken volume. “Of course!” Hassan said and rose to his feet quickly, maybe too quickly – in hindsight, he maybe hadn’t sobered up as much as he thought. “We are always happy to help.”
Hopefully tomorrow - I started drafting a response today, I'll finish it tomorrow on the train.
Sure, I'm interested.
Ensign Chloe O'Connor


Don't let them make you feel like you don't belong. That was what her mother had told her on her first day of school so very long ago, when she was nervous about showing up in her ratty clothes and worn-out shoes. You're just as good as any of them. Chloe took a deep breath in the back of the shuttle and wrinkled up her nose. She was a soldier now, a MAS pilot that had graduated with honors from the North Ganymede Military Institute. To be nervous at the prospect of meeting her squad wasn't just silly - it was ridiculous.

From what she'd heard, this job was supposed to be a milk-run, anyway. The situation would only get hot if things went really wrong with the peace talks, and why would they? Both sides had to know this was the best chance for an end to the destruction. Good job, Chloe. You became a soldier just in time for the war to end. She felt a pang of guilt at the thought.

After what seemed like a million years, the shuttle docked in the hangar. The pilot waved her out gruffly as he rattled off a series of authorization codes into his radio, and the side door slid open with a hiss. Chloe grabbed her helmet off from the seat next to her, slung it under her arm, and stepped out of the shuttle. The first thing she saw was a massive black machine just ahead of her - a MAS suit that looked like a Gladiator variant kneeling down and being swarmed by jerseys."Excuse me," she said to one of the white jerseys that went rushing past her, "I'm looking for the 12th?"

"Down there," the man answered distractedly, waving across the hangar as he hurried onwards towards the MAS. She followed his gesture to see a small section of the hangar that had obviously been cordoned off by some spare crates, where a motley of pilots in flight suits lazed about. Chloe took a deep breath, gripped her helmet tighter, and marched against the stream of engineers to the squad.

Someone else beat her there, of course - a dark-haired woman in black armor with the white cape of an ISS commander stopped just in front of the card game and loudly demanded to know the identity of the outfit's commander. Chloe knew that already, of course - Lieutenant Commander Ingram Shaw, Hero of Cerol, commander of the 12th, was sitting on a crate on the edge of the gathering, a steel thermos in her hand. Chloe cleared her throat; protocol might dictate that she wait for the ISS officer to address the commander, but considering that they were meant to deploy in a matter of minutes it would probably be best she notify her officer that she had arrived.

"Lieutenant Commander sir," she said, saluting smartly and keeping her posture fixed at attention, "Ensign Chloe O'Connor, reporting for duty, sir!"




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