The jolting seemed to stop for a moment, even though he could feel himself lurching with each pulse. The vivid and bright lights flickered in precise pattern, designed to create a hypnotic effect, to effectively program him. He could hear Heidreicht speaking, seemingly off in the distance, though the reality was the Lieutenant was no more than 15 feet away. "Ah, we're seeing some progress now. We've broken him, now we can rebuild him and make him a better and more effective tool of our revolution. The Captain will be most pleased."<br/><br/>That crushing pressure, the Captain's pressure was no longer present though. No, Captain Jaryk was back on the bridge, and in his arrogance he'd left Heidreicht to pursue their distorted vision. The heels of Heidreicht's boots marked his approach, the removal of the odd helmet with the pulsating lights revealed the stale and sterile laboratory surroundings as some signs of the outside world appeared again within his sight. However, his focus was only on Lieutenant Heidreicht. "Name and rank soldier..." Heidreicht prompted, awaiting the reply of his newly trained 'pupil'.<br/><br/>Garrou could sense the eagerly awaiting Heidreicht, so anxious to see if his new toy really worked as advertised. "Corporal Tyrius Garrou of the Fury." His gaze never shifted, he only listened, awaiting further cues.<br/><br/>"Good Corporal. Now, who do you serve and what is your mission?" Heidreicht spoke, the anticipation of the preferred response bled into his thoughts.<br/><br/>"I serve Captain Jaryk. My mission is whatever Captain Jaryk assigns me." Heidreicht could not help but hide his broad smile and he nodded his head for Garrou to be released from restraints. "Good Corporal, you will be brought to your quarters now and you will remain there until you receive further orders from Captain Jaryk.<br/><br/>Garrou acknowledged how he knew Heidreicht wished him to, with proper decorum and was escorted out of the room. He found it odd that Jaryk employed a normal human to oversee this process of trying to bring a NewType to heel. The one thing that perhaps neither had anticipated or prepared for was that Garrou would simply go along. He was aware of his answers, aware of what he spoke to Heideicht, and he could feel that the Lieutenant believed him to be under the sway of their programming.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"You've made a grievous mistake..."</span>Flanked at either side by lab staff, Tyrius could only applaud himself inwardly, his revenge would be swift and he resolved that he would make those who had wronged him pay with excessive force and extreme prejudice.<br/>--------------------------------<br/><br/>48 Hours Pass:<br/><br/>"All hands at the ready we are preparing to dock at the Lau Kula pirate colony."<br/><br/>Lau Kula, a place well known by reputation, but its location is secreted. How the Captain knows about this place is unknown, but he has decided that it is a necessary stop on the way to your final target of Solomon. Resupplying is a necessity, but one must be wary on a trading colony inhabited by arms dealers and pirates.<br/><br/>Garrou: You are given orders to accompany Romav on a trip with Jaryk in order to acquire additional mobile suits and recruit new pilots. You are there as a guard, not expected to take part in any negotiations that may take place.<br/><br/>Romav: You are requested by Captain Jaryk to accompany him to a meeting with a renowned arms dealer in order to acquire new mobile suits as well as track down any former Zeon pilots who may still have some fire in their hearts. Work with the Captain to find both pilots and perhaps upgrade or expand your mobile suit contingent.