06-24-2018, 08:06 PM
Simulation troopers were definitely an interesting bunch. Agent Washington himself didn't really have to worry all that much about interacting with them. Lower Freelancers usually had tasks when going down to the bases that were usually separated based on the color that they were. It was there that they were usually instructed to help one side compared to the other before finally leaving. The Simulation troopers were basically guinea pigs for the Freelancers in order to train themselves and not much was thought about their lives. If he were to go on a mission with simulation troopers he wasn't going to let any of them die because it was just a training session. There was no use for any sort of lethal means either. They just wanted to get the task done and then report back to either the Director or the Counselor. Most of the tasks that they were given were something such as capture the flag, or king of the hill, or just taking over each of the bases while incapacitating the opposing simulation troopers. Agent Washington remembered hearing a while back that they had once sent Agent Carolina and Agent Texas down to a couple simulations troopers. He never knew the outcome of what happened that day and honestly, he didn't really care because when it came to how competitive they were with each other, it didn't matter who he could end up congratulating anyway. All of this meant that Washington had a lack of experience when it came to dealing with those that didn't know different strategies or simple tactics such as setting up perimeters or actually thinking before attacking someone. This would just mean that his interaction with Caboose was going to go one of two ways, he was either going to get information out of him or just end up giving up without saying anything. He couldn't waste any more time while he was here. He needed to get out and get out quick before the rest of the organization decided to call him MIA. If he just appeared out of nowhere years later, it would just mean that they would think that he was hiding from them.
He doubted that they would believe him if he said that he was teleported to another world during the crash and turned into an animal at the same time. The notion was just too crazy to even for the likes of Project Freelancers. His own life was on the line, and he knew that no one in this place would be able to understand the type of predicament that he was actually in. Agent Washington also didn't seem to realize that he could be intimidating toward others in the large form that he was currently residing in. Which was both good and bad depending on who he was interacting with. It would be a good means of gathering information from others. The wildcat could torture others to gain said information, but right now he wasn't sure if he wanted to go back to those specific roots. When he had approached the golden retriever, he had expected a different response from him. The canine basically fell over himself, causing him to stop and wait for the other to right himself. Washington didn't even bother to try and help the other from his fall, and he couldn't help but roll his eyes at the others reaction. A low sigh would escape the Freelancer's jaws inside of his helmet, his eyes scanning over the other. He doubted this guy had been a former Freelancer like himself, but that didn't mean it was against he rules to be cautious either. As soon as the other's helmet began to move around his face, he knew that the other wouldn't be able to see him for a couple minutes. What he didn't expect was for the other to call out and say that he was blind. The Smilodon had a dumbfounded look spread across his facial features, luckily hidden by his visor. Was this guy.... really that stupid? "W-What? No, you aren't blind your helmet just turned itself around." The armored specimen would state in almost a tone that sounded like it was the most obvious thing that was happening to the male.
He would raise one of his dark grey paws and rub the side of his neck, one of the pieces that was indeed exposed from his armor. Luckily, Caboose seemed to gather himself together, realizing that he wasn't indeed blind. The smilodon was about to open his mouth again to repeat his demand, but the other seemed to be in the dwells of his own mind. Saying that someone gave it to him, unless he ended up stealing it. Washington doubted that. The UNSC and Project Freelancer constantly kept track of their gear, and would never let anyone steal it. Unless someone was powerful enough and was constantly on the run, but Caboose didn't seem to be that type. This was going to be a long day. "No soldier you didn't steal it. What is your name and where were you stationed?" Washington would ask again. This guy had to be a former human. At least that's what he was hoping because based on what he was saying would give him his desired reaction. If someone had just found the helmet out in the forest, he would need to be directed where exactly that area was. The Freelancer was quick to notice movement a little bit of a distance from him. The lion-sizedn sized animal turned his head to look in the direction, only for his heart to stop for a couple of seconds. What the fuck. Was that. It looked like a dinosaur. That couldn't be true. They were extinct. Wait. So was he. Whatever, the other didn't seem to approach and it didn't bother Washington so he would just ignore the other. His body language expressing every sort of authority and power, although it wasn't challenging toward the Utahraptor. If she tried to attack him though, he would immediately fight back without a second thought. He was a soldier. Those that shot at him first were bound to get shot back. "speech"
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