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Port-1 | Hall | Cafeteria
Sirius Free, Tessa Stride & Hanson Seuclid | @Phoenix347


Sirius fell into the seat across from Hanson, a cheeriness hanging around him. He didn't typically care one way or the other about the food; tasty as it was, but he was sincerely curious about this crimson standout. Bright red hair, blazing ambitious eyes, and a charming speck-of-something. A clue to a brazen path and mold for his boundless self. Though he still didn't grasp why that was so important... crucial even. Tessa painted a dashing visage of his amnesia touching his memory but not his soul. Said that his need for growth could possibly be lessons from his past-life.

"Four years? wow... must've been a huge headache--And wait! a whole year?" he blurted in disbelief.

Tessa smiled. The Corporal was indeed a brute, she decided. She brought her hand down on Sirius' crown; the scent of his woodsy shampoo fluttered up. She easily took the aroma in and fell into her usual hominess. "Well that was the plan. The proper protocol actually but I wasn't having too much of that, sure he's been pricked here and there but I kept it more or less... tamed." She glanced down at Sirius, who frowned at the mention of 'pricks'. "Was it that bad, Siri?"

A long thoughtful exhale left Sirius. "Didn't get really bad till they found out I was an Innovator. The stress-exercises; I hated those the most... The brain mapping thing was pretty cool though." He played with his food a little. "Still, I'm grateful for being up-and-at-em again. And meeting, Tessa too."

"Oh yeah," she agreed with mirth. "The brain-mapping was fun." Tessa had scanned the room before making her way over to Hanson. That was how she had spotted a few associates not too far from them. It was time to give, Sirius a bit of space and collect some in-house information on him. The stage was perfectly set, a rare coincidence that she couldn't miss out on. She ruffled Sirius' hair, taking in the scent again. "In short, Sir, no. I've heard hear-say about some of the methods for examination floating around the colonies, nasty things, but in Sirius' case we were mostly gentle. The most pain we caused him was mental and that just showed us how simple he is." Finally removing her hand, she thumbed her gaggle of associates. Their conversation a slow, muted, churn in the noise. "Gonna see if they know anything about anything. Some of these 'scientists' are just floaters."

Sirius leaned back and eyed the group suspiciously. "Yeah, sure. Meet'cha later, Tess."

Tessa smiled and tapped off towards the group.

Sirius twisted back around to Hanson, once again ignoring the feeling of something not being quite right with Tessa. Crossing his arms, he fell into the curve of his chair. "Truth be told those 'exams' were pretty harsh. But its the feeling of loneliness that really got me back then." He focused in on Hanson then, a question squeezing him closer to the table. "Y'know I heard its common but when I got into the seat of a mobile suit, it felt like something was calling me from my past." A soft smile pulled his lips. He seemed childishly giddy, his hands grasping something invisible hanging inside his palms. A short pause later and he was leaning into his seat again, a little-less giddy and a bit-more collected. "Like its ridiculous but I think its really neat to feel that way. Like 'something' is reaching through the past looking for me."

"So four years? were they fun?" he asked lighthearted.
I'm sorry for the late reply been tied up. But yeah, I'm down.

Port-1 | Hall | Cafeteria
Sirius Free, Tessa Stride & Hanson Seuclid | @Phoenix347


Tessa was impressed. Not many could manage to make both a good and bad impression on her decisive little-brother. The combination of being both his bestfriend and handler had synched her up with his mental ticks and emotional cues. Hanson had basically sent mixed-signals to someone who saw most things in black and white. She wondered what the results of Sirius' untangling would be. She eyed the curtain of dark hair obscuring his profile. "He's a piece of work," she started. "Though, he's right. If you cherish something, you shouldn't call it useless."

Sirius let go of Tessa's shoulder, determined to make anti-gravity travel as effortless as the normal. He twisted a little in transit but found the opposite wall and shone a closed-lip smile. "I think you're both right," he said. "The past can be mostly ignored or even forgotten but its still there. Still shaping our futures. Just like my pendant shaping me, and me--some random pod from the past--experiencing and shaping the now... Effort is necessary for everything, even something as simple as moving down a stupid hall."

Tessa nodded, mostly enjoying the rare moments of growth that Sirius went through. They were sudden but innocent and often pure. Free of messy misconceptions and typically a piece of him given form. She watched him for an unfiltered moment; hardly struggling but putting visible effort into fixing his traversal. In the midst of this, her hands found her bag-strap and tightened. When does it get old? seeing him grow right before my eyes.

The two eventually made it to the cafeteria. Tessa apologized to an exiting woman, a Ableman by the looks of her. A giggle became muffled behind the pair as they continued on. While getting their food, Sirius spotted the Corporal and decided he would join him. There was an impression of comradery now; somewhere snuggled up and cool. "Sir, I don't know many people here; mind if we sit with you?"

A look of slight-confusion passed Tessa's face for a split-second. Her natural warmth returned shortly. She wasn't sure how she felt about the Corporal personally but the hear-say about him was brutal. Apparently the guy was a savage, war-loving, soldier from the Universal Century. If she let his venom seep into Sirius, it could create something ugly. On the other hand, Tessa was nearing the threshold for following him without it becoming a "overbearing" issue. The solution came to her moments after the mental-debate; this all lasted less then a second and that observation made her smile, it was a sly kind-of-smile hidden behind overwhelmingly kind eyes.

Port-1 | Hall
Sirius Free & Hanson Seuclid | @Phoenix347


"That's right, Sir, that's exactly what he is. A kid and supremely in over his head. So please disregard my idiot brother," Tessa pleaded, a tightness to her words as she slapped Sirius' back again. Hoping he would finally get out of his mood.

It didn't register to Sirius that she had hit him again. In fact, he was far more entertained by the casual skill and offhanded childishness of The Corporal's gravity-free movement. It was fascinating and his curiosity had washed away the tension in his stance. He heard Tessa sigh something akin to relief a moment later. That snapped him back to what he had been feeling before, though now it was diluted by this new perception of the red soldier. He had to figure out a way to resolve the confusion inside himself and he figured the best option was to just be upfront.

Sirius snatched his flowing chain by the pendant haphazardly, losing his balance and beginning to spin in the hall. Tessa helped maintain his flailing, holding him sideways at first before righting him. She chuckled quietly, all the while griping for him to loosen up and stiffen out all at the same time. Once poised, Sirius latched a hand to Tessa's shoulder for balance before finding Hanson's bright eyes. He furrowed his brows, though a tentative smile lurked beneath his countenance. "No way! you can't have it-- Sir. And it's not a toy. Its important, I think... Besides, If I go down, this pretty thing goes down with me. I get the feeling its useless to anyone else."

He groaned thoughtfully, near hesitant.

Then smiled before stretching out his free hand. "Shake my hand, and you snapping at Tessa... well its space dust in my book... Sir. A-Also sorry for staring at you the way I did. The malice thing, y'know? It happens from time to time."

Port-1 | Hall
Sirius Free & Hanson Seuclid | @Phoenix347


Following behind Tessa, staring near innocent at her small back, Sirius figured he was hardly hungry. Not enough to eat anyway. However, since they had established their bond, this was the way things had always gone between them. The older, smarter woman would make a decision and he would follow close behind. There was always a nagging sense of wanting her to be proud of him; it often fought with his carefree spirit.

Tessa's head turned just slightly in his direction and he felt her intensity again; that need to protect him. Like a heavy blanket laid over her and him. He fixed a smile on his face, aware of her eyes traveling to his. Words were formed in his mouth but stopped short of being spoken when an odd jolt ran through him, a sensory warning of incoming danger; than a sudden feeling of honed and hardened action.

"Tess, careful!" he shouted, catching her attention a bit too late.

She barely missed him. Sirius got the feeling that was partly due to her opposite's reflexes. Letting go of the propelling handle, Sirius reached out to stop himself. He landed a little short of being directly in front of Tessa but facing the man. In front of them stood, Hanson Seuclid; Corporal Seuclid actually. Mistaking that visage of fire was impossible.

Tessa was poised but visibly unhappy. She lowered her eyes and said, "Of course, Sir. Sorry, Sir."

A tad irritated, Sirius found himself hardening beneath the surface. He floated in the hall not with elegance or practice but with obvious effort, even still, there laid a pensive resolution on his face. A new defiance lurking behind his clear teal eyes. There was something about the very harsh vibes floating off the Corporal, as if his edge was constantly sharpening, ready to cut anyone who crossed his path. Honestly, the man felt dangerous in a subtle, tip-toe kind of way.

The whole hierarchy of the military was still soft to him. Tessa warned him just a few days ago that he would need to conform quick, to learn and adapt quick, but Sirius found that annoyingly tough. Even when he knew he should shut his mouth, his feelings would just rip it open and all those quiet yet immovable sentiments would fix themselves onto him. Like armor. The hall was but a short distance from the cafeteria, and yet it seemed pretty damn far at the moment.

Tessa flicked her gaze up and over Sirius' shoulder, aware of his ticks. She hit his shoulder with a twack! "Cut that out," she growl between her teeth. "Now!"

Sirius stood his ground, his necklace slowly shifting from out his shirt.
Not to be THAT guy but I'm being THAT guy.

Are we waiting on anyone? or is things just going slowww. I know things fizzle out sometimes but I want it to be known I'm trying to be active this time lol.

Port-1 | Research Section

He hardly understood what the ecstatic Tessa was attempting to explain to him. The schematics or maintenance upkeep of the Neodu was someone else's job. Yet she pushed the importance of 'understanding' harder than ever. The bulky computer which displayed intimate information of the modified Mobile Worker shone an offending blue. Tessa listed off certain areas of worry; areas that Sirius had for most part considered and got use to during his initial training. After awhile she leaned back into her chair and swiveled it towards him. "So that's just the basics. I'll have a huge manual ready for you to go over later, it'll have personal notes and other kinks I'll realize once I get a chance to look at the machine myself. A long pause occupied the space between them. She sighed then threw her pen at him for not replying quick enough.

Sirius moved his head to the side before chuckling. The pen sailed high through the air for a moment before falling. Tessa offered an apology to one of the others in the room. Leaning against the workstation he crossed his arms over his chest. A murmur of conversations were a constant in the research sectors. Being one of a few place with gravity, they were a hotspot for the scientist and off-duty mechanics. "I get it... kinda sorta. But you know I don't learn that way, I'm a hands-on kinda guy."

She readjusted the strap of her bag across her chest before preceding to log off her computer unit. "Hands-on... You'll be dead before you learn anything of use that way. Preparation is key. How many times do I have to tell you that?"

Tessa paused. "Relying on others is okay but you should learn what you can if at all possible."

Sirius knew she was right but it felt overwhelming sometimes, all he wanted to do was, live, breahte, and have fun. To explore the things around him with the Neodu; which was a new train of thought for him. Mobile Suits were a bright fascination and being in one had stirred something in him. "I know, I really do." He let a easy smile take over. "Just watch though, everything will be fine This is the path laid out for me."

"You choose your own path, Siri. Now let's go get some food."




@Phoenix347 Tis how its suppose to be, seeing each others POV and trying to reach a compromise. If you want to do an in-depth critique and would like to avoid filling the OOC, feel free to PM other issues you might have.
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