Navian
Inactive Member
Power Armour Bay
Noting the others already had their armours on, and little discussion was taking place, Tan strolled over to her own Mindy and donned it casually. She'd been through the same drills as everyone else, but efficiency wasn't the tone that the others had set for her.
Although relying on sound waves the way she did limited the resolution of what she could perceive, as a cosmetologist and a former SAINT agent, Tan was quite aware of where others were looking, and where they were not, just from their body language. There were many clues to many mysteries, here. It wasn't something she wanted to reflect on, right now.
Possibly more interesting than whatever was going on between her fellow crewmembers was the target of this mission, or how the officers were approaching it. But, she was quite glad she didn't need to know about either, nor were the details any of her business. So long as she was in the Star Army as a combat medic, it seemed wisest to relish the chance to not think about anything and just follow procedure.
No one was staring at her for wearing her everyday uniform, and she sought not to attract attention, regardless. Before closing up the suit, she turned off her glasses and propped them up on top of her head, keeping her eyes shut. The glasses were mostly redundant with her helmet's systems, and not easy to operate with only voice commands.
She didn't say anything else once her suit was sealed, instead she took a step away from the rack and kept an ear out for more word on the briefing she'd been told about. With her suit on, even with sound being reported from outside, it was nigh-on impossible to build a clear sonar image. She may as well have been underwater. Still, she'd been more blind than this for a long time, and even just going by memory, she wasn't about to trip around the PA bay. There was no need to open her eyes, just yet.
Noting the others already had their armours on, and little discussion was taking place, Tan strolled over to her own Mindy and donned it casually. She'd been through the same drills as everyone else, but efficiency wasn't the tone that the others had set for her.
Although relying on sound waves the way she did limited the resolution of what she could perceive, as a cosmetologist and a former SAINT agent, Tan was quite aware of where others were looking, and where they were not, just from their body language. There were many clues to many mysteries, here. It wasn't something she wanted to reflect on, right now.
Possibly more interesting than whatever was going on between her fellow crewmembers was the target of this mission, or how the officers were approaching it. But, she was quite glad she didn't need to know about either, nor were the details any of her business. So long as she was in the Star Army as a combat medic, it seemed wisest to relish the chance to not think about anything and just follow procedure.
No one was staring at her for wearing her everyday uniform, and she sought not to attract attention, regardless. Before closing up the suit, she turned off her glasses and propped them up on top of her head, keeping her eyes shut. The glasses were mostly redundant with her helmet's systems, and not easy to operate with only voice commands.
She didn't say anything else once her suit was sealed, instead she took a step away from the rack and kept an ear out for more word on the briefing she'd been told about. With her suit on, even with sound being reported from outside, it was nigh-on impossible to build a clear sonar image. She may as well have been underwater. Still, she'd been more blind than this for a long time, and even just going by memory, she wasn't about to trip around the PA bay. There was no need to open her eyes, just yet.