Log, ongoing - GROUP THREE
Who: Major West, Dr. Horrible, Ralph Cifaretto, Testament; OPEN TO NPCs
When: 1st day of Port
Where: LV-426, Colony, on the way to the reactor
He had to admit it: he'd taken the 'handicap' group for himself. He figured, as leader, it was his responsibility to see to it that those most vulnerable (namely Ralph and Billy) would go with him. Testament wasn't the rogue element here. He knew nothing about the fellow, aside from his contempt for humanity, which certainly didn't assuage any apprehensions the Major felt about leading this small unit. Still, for the sake of keeping the weakest two out of direct danger, he had them in a loose formation, with himself taking the lead and Testament following up on the rear.
He really hoped he wouldn't regret this. Walking mostly in silence, save for the beeps of the motion detector, he took in their surroundings with an increasing feeling of dread. He knew that there were civilians left at the reactor (well, at the very least, signs of civilians), but coming in as blind as he was, he'd no idea what to expect from them. What if they were... infected in some way?
"See anything worth noting?" he asked the others, shining a light on the walls as they passed. So far, it was more of the same. He glanced over at Billy, hoping that the more... science-minded of them would have something to add.
When: 1st day of Port
Where: LV-426, Colony, on the way to the reactor
He had to admit it: he'd taken the 'handicap' group for himself. He figured, as leader, it was his responsibility to see to it that those most vulnerable (namely Ralph and Billy) would go with him. Testament wasn't the rogue element here. He knew nothing about the fellow, aside from his contempt for humanity, which certainly didn't assuage any apprehensions the Major felt about leading this small unit. Still, for the sake of keeping the weakest two out of direct danger, he had them in a loose formation, with himself taking the lead and Testament following up on the rear.
He really hoped he wouldn't regret this. Walking mostly in silence, save for the beeps of the motion detector, he took in their surroundings with an increasing feeling of dread. He knew that there were civilians left at the reactor (well, at the very least, signs of civilians), but coming in as blind as he was, he'd no idea what to expect from them. What if they were... infected in some way?
"See anything worth noting?" he asked the others, shining a light on the walls as they passed. So far, it was more of the same. He glanced over at Billy, hoping that the more... science-minded of them would have something to add.