@EnterTheHero "Svicoalt. I require more time." The careless Crevix was annoyed, for he was busy checking his Dragon's teeth for debris. It had bugged him about it consecutively, and he was almost done, just one tooth left. But he needed to be careful with him leaning into a Dragon's mouth like he was. Argolt or not, a bite from Langastor's metal serrated teeth was certain death. Langcastor half yawned, showing his tiring.
"Almost Langcastor. Just one more...done." He quickly and efficiently got out of the Dragon's mouth, Langcastor moving his jaw from the strain as soon as his pilot was out. Crevix looked at the dragon and shook his head.
"How you get stuff stuck in your teeth I'll never know. I'm going to the debriefing, and do not go back to sleep." Langcastor mocked him by making metallic noises while moving his left paw in a motion as if making a fake mouth. The Argolt just stared at him and then walked towards the door. Langcastor then scoffed and laid down.
Crevix passed by the other crew, who gave him odd looks. He never understood the other race's unnerved looks at him. He wasn't that odd. Rare, yes, but he couldn't be blamed for that. He walked past all of them, noting their expressions and height. He knew he was the tallest organism on the ship, and he was average for Argolt height, being a meager 7'2". It still amused him when finding a human who was only 5 feet, finding their height disadvantageous if they fought him. He was too skinny and too strong for them to use his weight against him. But they could hide somewhere he would have to bend down to go into. Then the situation would be to their advantage.
He arrived at Situation Room A early. He went to the back and stood, waiting for the brief to start. He didn't really have to worry about comfort, but he found being behind everybody was to his liking. He looked at the admiral and gave a nod in acknowledgement.
"Hello Admiral Serrano."
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