Cedric was appreciative of how helpful the armorer was being so helpful. In fact, the Staff Sergeant didn't even need to try anything to persuade the man on any of his requests. However, when it came to the assistant, Cedric barely spared her a glance at first, but his shocked double-take was quite obvious as he looked to the young sailor. She was an armorer's assistant? She couldn't have even been nineteen.
"Right." Cedric quickly dismissed the issue with a wave of his hand, then moved over to the boxes of equipment he had request, picking up one of the heavier one, "You, drone, grab some of these and come with me." He then motioned to the female, "You too, sailor."
---- Fifteen minutes later ----
The gun range had been mercifully clear when Cedric had entered. Not a single sailor or soldier in sight looking to use the lanes. That meant that meant the Marine demolitionist, a young sailor, and the drone (didn't that sound like the cast for some B-rate action movie) were free to do as they pleased. So once Cedric was absolutely sure that they were clear, he had began to unpack the various things with the aid of the young sailor and the drone, and began to get them relatively organized. He had decided to first work on the second of the two projects he had been ordered to accomplish. He had set out a large variety of components across a table and now looked over them all carefully as he decided what to do. He had ordered both Cadet Logan and the drone to come by the table so he could bounce ideas off of them better.
With one hand on his chin and the other on his hip, Cedric eyed each component carefully, "So tell me, Cadet." Cedric bit his lower lip for a moment as he tried to think, "How do you start the makings of a bomb . . . that doesn't kill anybody and scares a Squid in to running away from a fight?"
As he said that, he reached over to an open box of scalar pulse grenades he had managed to requisition. Casually, he bounced the weapon in that hand as he looked at it. He quirked a brow with an expression of pondering on his face as he did so.