Settling into his seat, Jaymus looked around the room. It was their first meeting as a group, and he'd always wondered what this room looked like. Growing up wanting this job, he was always a bit curious about what happened behind the closed door. He and the previous Alpha were so close - as the man was basically a father to a young orphaned Jaymus - and Jaymus had followed the man around a lot. The prior Alpha had trained him and worked with him night and day, but when it came time for the meetings, Jaymus was left at the door.<br/><br/>Now that he was in here, sitting in the Gamma's chair, he felt like he'd really succeeded. He was proud of himself, and he was certain that the prior Alpha was as well. Of course, even the simple 'morning' he'd spoken had his mate got him talking far more than Jaymus had intended. With a little noise, he just nodded in response to the question before looking towards the Alpha and Luna.<br/><br/>The Luna came in, perky as always, though she did seem a bit distracted. His job was to protect and work with their Luna and his senses were quite in tune with her already. While he couldn't read her mind, he could tell she was surprised that she arrived before the Alpha. If he was honest, Jaymus was also surprised but seeing the Alpha come in moments later had him wishing he'd taken longer to arrive.<br/><br/>The Alpha was brooding and if it were possible, Jaymus was certain he'd see a storm cloud above his head. Whatever was going through the Alpha's mind had him tense and it made everyone else in the room feel on edge as well. Jaymus felt it. The feeling that one wrong move might have the new Alpha blowing up.<br/><br/>Looking towards the Luna as she sat down next to him, Jaymus smiled politely to her before listening as the meeting seemed to get started rather quickly. No matter the tension in the room, Jaymus was thrilled to finally see what was going on in the room where it all happened. Listening to Preston, he was surprised to find that he was making these changes to their border and sat up quickly.<br/><br/>"Are you sure that's a good idea? Ben never wanted to put our security in the hands of technology. It's far too easy for our enemies to get ahold of....Not to mention, he was certain it would have our security teams more relaxed. It's far too easy to tamper with these things and then we aren't prepared for what might happen." To put it simply, he'd spent so much time with the previous Alpha, he knew the ins and outs of exactly why he was against doing something like this.