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[gavorn]

[ooc: For those unfamiliar with Mass Effect canon, Gavorn can be found in this video here and that is almost the extent of his entire character arc. Kinda sad for such a cute turian. And don't be afraid, he won't bite!]

Seeing a lot of new people around here not knowing where they are or how they got here. Can't say it's not strange, but that doesn't change the facts.

[He has a job, and it's quite clear-cut, but he wants to make sure the new peeps are safe even if he doesn't know all of you.]

So if the newbies around here don't know already, stay away from those pesky vorcha if you don't have a gun or a knife on hand. Don't know what they are? They're the little pests running around with a mouth full of teeth, a bad attitude and the occasional flamethrower.

[He spreads his mandibles in a turian grin and slings his rifle over his shoulder. Yeah, it's a really pretty rifle.]

You'll thank me later.

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[anarrowtotheeye]

A little late for the warning. I've had too many run-ins with these pests for my liking. What's the best way of dealing with them? I notice that their wounds tend to recover over time if I don't kill them fast enough.

[gavorn]

My bad.

[Hey, not his job description. He doesn't even need to be making this post at all.]

You want my honest opinion? You put a bullet between their eyes. Haven't seen one recover from that yet. Works like a charm for me, anyway.

[anarrowtotheeye]

[Dun narrows his eyes; he doesn't like snark. And bullets are those small projectiles used in...guns, aren't they?]

I don't have a gun. But I suppose decapitation works just as well.

[gavorn]

[You'll hear it a lot here, Dun. Better get used to it.]

Might as well get a little creative - keep them on their filthy toes. [He laughs, the sound split from turian flange.]

[anarrowtotheeye]

[He cringes a little; it's still strange for him to see turians and their mandibles. Too alien and foreign for his taste.]

You sound like you've got lots of experience with them. Who are you and who do you work for?

[gavorn]

[He can't much help you there, you're all squishy and... missing an eye. Need some self-made armor, buddy!]

So many questions. [But it doesn't sound like he much minds.] I'm Captain Gavorn - and I work for Aria.

[anarrowtotheeye]

[For the love of all things good, please do not mention the eye.]

Because there aren't enough answers to begin with. [Dun on the other hand, is a little tired of running around in the dark.]

Why the sudden change of heart? I thought she didn't care about us?

[gavorn]

[But it's just asking to be asked about!]

Yeah, that happens a lot around here.

[Sorry he can't give you much more than that, he's doing what he can because he wants to, not out of necessity.]

Who, Aria? Can't say much about her or how much she cares about, well... anyone, but I thought the new folk could use a helping hand.

[anarrowtotheeye]

[And Dun will give you an answer in the form of a temper tantrum. He is the most mature, not.]

How hospitable of you.

[The words are nice, but the tone is sceptical. Still, he's not entirely ungrateful for the heads up.]

I don't need the advice but it is helpful, so I thank you.

[gavorn]

[Oh, well. Gavorn is used to that, because... humans. And Omega.]

I try.

[You might not recognize a turian smile, but he's giving you one. He's pretty easy-going as far as Omega residents go.]

You're welcome. And hey, if you ever wanted to try your hand at killing those vorcha for a few credits? Let me know. An extra hand to keep the population down wouldn't hurt.

[anarrowtotheeye]

[Dun's seen enough to guess, but smiles don't come easily to him. He gives Gavorn a nod, and that's about as much as he'll get from him. What garners a better response though, is the job offer. Killing is something Dun is good at; he is perhaps even the best in his country. And to sweeten the deal, he gets to kill vorcha. It's not as noble a purpose as restoring peace to the country, but Dun's frustrated with life and how boring it's been. Might as well do something useful and fun.]

I like your proposal. I'll do it. Name a time and place.

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[boydetective]

[Tim's frowning when he starts up his reply.]

It's pretty hard to avoid them. They're everywhere... And I'm not carrying a gun around with me.

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[gavorn]

Suit yourself, it's a lot easier to avoid them that way.

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[boydetective]

Er. I'm not sure shooting and killing them is the same as avoiding them. [And even if he wasn't Robin? Gun crime isn't exactly top of his favourite things.]

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[tradecraftdude]

[ Marco hasn't quite figured out who to listen to and who to ignore yet, but hey, it's low risk interacting with someone on the network. ]

k where do i get a gun. or a nife. or a firesuit.

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[gavorn]

Down in the markets like everything else. Or down in the scum of the station.

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[tradecraftdude]

k

r there ne restrictions on who can get wepons here

or do u just need the money

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[dowhatittakes]

The P.S.A was quite helpful, unfortunately I don't think that will stop some of the newcomers from getting into fights with them if they're in the wrong place at the wrong time.

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[gavorn]

Just doing what I can, ma'am. Can't save them all from doing what they want, even if they shouldn't.

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[dowhatittakes]

But I don't think pointing them in the direction of the vorcha is necessarily a good thing either. Perhaps warn them about more than just vorcha?

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[starspangledspandex]

You advocate killing them?

[But they're people too! They talk and everything. They're just... pointy. Everywhere.]

That doesn't seem right.

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[gavorn]

They breed like cockroaches and have flamethrowers and guns and have the potential to kill civilians. So yes, I advocate killing them.

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[starspangledspandex]

It sounds to me like they need to answer to the law, not to mercenaries. Killing them is only going to make them want to rebel more. They're still people whether you like them or not.

[Stubborn Steve is stubborn.]

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[testifier]

Ran into a couple of them already, but duly noted.

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[gavorn]

Don't get too close. They have a nasty bite.

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[calibrating]

We already had some trouble over by the landing pad with some of those bastards.

Any way we can get a perimeter going on around there for any future newcomers? I've got a feeling that first batch isn't gonna be the only one.