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[/td][/tr][/table]Agent Washington
former human - freelancer - sassy
Making friends with the likes of a military background was something that was fairly difficult to do. Washington didn't want to make any friends while he was in this place until he turned human, and there would probably be others that would try and interact with him and not get very far. He was already closed off to most of those that lived in this place, and the only one that he was remotely close to was Imperia. And even then he only gave her some vague information here and there, which just seemed to be enough to ganter the others interest in him. The last thing that Agent Washington wanted to suddenly have a lot of attention directed toward him. They had enough of that on a daily basis when it came to the likes of the Freelancers, as they were the only ones that really lived here with specific armor that was constantly on their body. When it came to getting questions from other people he was perfectly fine with people asking questions. He would much rather have people ask questions than immediately think that they know everything about who he was and just to get it all wrong in the end. Something that the majority of the animals here seemed to act toward them, which Washington could care less about what they thought of their group in the end. It made no difference to him as long as they were willing to give him supplies.
He technically had a position in this group, did he know what that was? Of course not. Ranks didn't really mean anything in this strange world, so he just did what he usually did without much issue in all of it. The Freelancer was constantly working, and now with his broken arm, it was a bit of a chore to be able to do. There had been a lot of things that had happened recently, and he wasn't sure if he liked what had happened. Carolina died and came back to life. And Agent Texas had appeared. The last person he wanted to interact right now while he was mentally unstable. Oh well. Another issue that came up as he had been working on upgrading his helmet hoping that it would work, but with no luck, as there were only static and electrical screeches that would come through it. He was looking at manuals and schematics but he wasn't finding anything useful and it was aggravating. If York was here the other may be able to fix this stuff, as he wasn't exactly a technician. He was a soldier and only a soldier. The armored smilodon had a splint on his left leg, which was keeping the broken bones together. Having his armor on his arm also kept his arm a little bit straighter too. It wasn't hard to hear the lion-sized animal making his way over to the group, having heard them. It was useful to try and use scents to identify someone thanks to the helmet that he wore on his face.
The filters in front of the helmet filtering out the air that he breathed in, just in case he ended up getting into a poisonous cloud of some sort. It kept him alive, and that meant he just had to rely on his hearing to get to places. The metal armor that he wore rattling with each step that he took as he looked at the interesting colored domestic cat in front of him. The other seemed fine to him and didn't look to be the one to start any sort of trouble. Which wouldn't be his problem because he didn't care if anyone died in the Ascendants. Washington kept his distance from the group, situating himself off to the side. Fuck he was tired. He hadn't slept in the last two days either. The Freelancer yawned inside of his helmet, but it was silent so no one would be able to see him doing so. Once he was done, the former human would speak in a deadpanned tone that he usually spoke in. [b]"Agent Washington." The armored creature would state looking at the other. His dark grey paws shifted slightly on the ground as he didn't know what the conversation would end up holding and he would prefer to get back to his patrols.
howieHe technically had a position in this group, did he know what that was? Of course not. Ranks didn't really mean anything in this strange world, so he just did what he usually did without much issue in all of it. The Freelancer was constantly working, and now with his broken arm, it was a bit of a chore to be able to do. There had been a lot of things that had happened recently, and he wasn't sure if he liked what had happened. Carolina died and came back to life. And Agent Texas had appeared. The last person he wanted to interact right now while he was mentally unstable. Oh well. Another issue that came up as he had been working on upgrading his helmet hoping that it would work, but with no luck, as there were only static and electrical screeches that would come through it. He was looking at manuals and schematics but he wasn't finding anything useful and it was aggravating. If York was here the other may be able to fix this stuff, as he wasn't exactly a technician. He was a soldier and only a soldier. The armored smilodon had a splint on his left leg, which was keeping the broken bones together. Having his armor on his arm also kept his arm a little bit straighter too. It wasn't hard to hear the lion-sized animal making his way over to the group, having heard them. It was useful to try and use scents to identify someone thanks to the helmet that he wore on his face.
The filters in front of the helmet filtering out the air that he breathed in, just in case he ended up getting into a poisonous cloud of some sort. It kept him alive, and that meant he just had to rely on his hearing to get to places. The metal armor that he wore rattling with each step that he took as he looked at the interesting colored domestic cat in front of him. The other seemed fine to him and didn't look to be the one to start any sort of trouble. Which wouldn't be his problem because he didn't care if anyone died in the Ascendants. Washington kept his distance from the group, situating himself off to the side. Fuck he was tired. He hadn't slept in the last two days either. The Freelancer yawned inside of his helmet, but it was silent so no one would be able to see him doing so. Once he was done, the former human would speak in a deadpanned tone that he usually spoke in. [b]"Agent Washington." The armored creature would state looking at the other. His dark grey paws shifted slightly on the ground as he didn't know what the conversation would end up holding and he would prefer to get back to his patrols.
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