Well, this was a bit annoying. Even though he was apparently supposed to have landed here the individual that he was going to meet up with seemed to not consider him important enough to, well, actually take the initiative and actually show up.<br/><br/>He wasn't going to let it get to him like some might have. Honestly, he didn't care for all of those people who would just kill off their fellow Imperial offices. Sometimes someone would fail at his or her job, and then immediately they'd be killed. Sego had no time for that way of thinking. While he might not have been very loud about his views, he figured that if that kept up they'd be out of decent officers sooner or later.<br/><br/>It might have explained why they lacked decent leadership. Once again, though, with his position he had no intent of actually coming out and saying any of that.<br/><br/>For now he would merely have to content himself with waiting for the other individual. He was told to meet his Commanding Officer here. It might have been a test in patience for all that he had needed to know.<br/><br/>The Togruta simply walked forward for the time being, but at a slow enough pace to where it barely caused the tentacles streaming from either side of his head to move very much. He figured that he shouldn't have gone too far, but he also shouldn't have made it look as though he were uninterested in what he was supposed to have been doing. That would have been a one-way ticket to washing out of the program for sure.<br/><br/>Exhaling, he looked back up and finally shut his eyes. This just had to be some kind of test that he wasn't really aware of the manner of conduct in which it was laid out to him.