[X] Plan Gian's Heroes
-[X]Battlefield Tactics: You are going to learn how to command people on the battlefield.
-[X]Engineering: Light wants to… Well, he doesn't know why, but the one thing he was never able to do was engineering… You are going to change that.
-[X]Spend time with Purple Team: You are going to learn how your team operates, and get to know them. Caleb for one, has… something interesting going on. Daisy is a thief that likes shiny things, and Ralph is...well, Ralph. He likes explosives more than you care to admit.
-[X]The Black Market: It seems that Linda and Daisy are going to start a Black Market of Contraband goods. Might as well give them some help and pointers for base security.
-[X]Psychological Evaluation: You have been requested to take a Psych Evaluation. (Note, not taking it now, will not harm you, but you must take it in the next two turns, or lose actions)
-[X]To Plan and Plot: You are going to make the Marines who live here… at least their lives, a living hell. You have a sneaking suspicion that Mendez wants them to get angry at you, and try to attack you when the Spartans least suspect it. You are not going to allow that, so you are going to make sure they don't have any malice towards you... so you will know for certain if it is the marines acting on their own prerogative, or orders.
Both the skill choices are solid and likely relevant to our immediate role as ONI's hitmen and our long term personal goals and I wouldn't really mind if P:LES ends up being our choice, but I'd like to wait on Halsey until a little more has happened. I'm also interested in the Black Market thing. It should give us another source of information as well as access to potentially useful things and we'll still get to socialize outside our team a little (and other Spartans might appreciate the things we can help them get). Said information might also help us with Plan and Plot, which could be useful for the whole "moral compass" thing. If we want to ensure the long term mental outlook of the Spartans is a a little less bleak, now is the time to start.
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Badatuss!
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Get out.
(That pun physically hurt me...)
Spartan puns are weapons grade. And (bad)humor is good for the soul! We should make puns in-story.