<span style="font-style: italic">FROM: [ENCRYPTED]<br/>SUBJECT: [BLANK]<br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">Dear Sir or Madam,<br/>You have been carefully selected to join our ranks and help fight against the dark evil in this universe. Your skill set, knowledge and history stand out against others, this is why we have contacted you. You will be payed for your service and will receive many benefits and rewards with each mission you complete.<br/><br/>Want to know who we are? In a week, come to Apartment 5631B in the Presidium Commons on the Citadel. We will be waiting for you. </div><br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;">-----</div><br/><br/><div style="text-align: center;"><span style="text-decoration: underline">Elazia V'tirix</span></div><br/><br/>It had been years. The Citadel looked so different after the rebuild. C-Sec guards stood at every doorway, guns in hand and ready to fight if trouble should arise. Most of the guards at posts were Turians, humans seemed to walk around doing menial tasks. The diversity of species on the space station was unlike any other. Quarians, Drell, Asari, Krogan, Elcor. The list went on. <br/><br/>Elazia found herself in awe, every culture all under one roof - so to speak. Eyes danced around the docking bay, taking in all the information she could. Why didn't she come to the Citadel more often? And what are those weird bug type things? Ah, Keepers. She'd heard about those before. <br/><br/>The young Asari made her way through the space station, stopping at the large door that was stationed by two Turians. She was dressed in her usual armour, a black catsuit with a deep purple panel running down the torso. Her M-6 Carnifex and M-4 Shuriken were strapped to either thigh.  <br/><br/>"Sorry for the inconvenience, M'am." One of them apologised, typing on the computer screen in front of him. A large scanner came down like a blanket over her, before flying back up and zapping away. <br/><br/>"Welcome back to the Citadel, Elazia." He greeted, signalling to the doors that split open and allowed her through. <br/><br/>The Asari thanked the two guards, giving them a bright smile before walking through into the Citadel. Mouth opened as she took in the sights. "Wow." She mumbled to herself. She'd seen a lot in her short time, but nothing would compete with the Citadel. It was just so... <span style="font-style: italic">beautiful.</span> Enough looking around, though. Elazia had somewhere to be. She made her way to one of the elevators on the other side of the room, gracefully slipping through the gap as the doors began to shut. A human family were already inside, they huddled together to make room for her. "Thanks!" She chimed, hovering her hand over the Presidium Commons button. <br/><br/>"Next stop: Presidium Commons." The robotic voice said overhead, before the elevator took off. When the doors opened again, she had arrived where she needed to be. She danced over to one of the electronic signs, following them until she had made her way to the apartments. "5631B... 6351B?" She muttered to herself, trying to remember the number of the apartment. "56..13B?" She sighed, pulling out a datapad and looking through her emails. "5631B." She confirmed, slipping the pad back into her backpack. <br/><br/>The Asari slowly walked down the corridor, eyeballing each door until she found the one she was looking for. It stood out from the rest, a large camera was positioned to the right of the door. Elazia knocked and almost instantaneously, the camera flicked round to look her over. It zoomed in and out as she stood frozen in place. Still scanning, still scanning and... The door clicked open, splitting into two and allowing her to enter. <br/><br/>She stepped in cautiously, looking around the room. Empty. There was no one here. A white circular table with 6 chairs was positioned in the center of the room. Elazia placed a hand on her gun, just in case. <br/><br/>"Hello?" She called out. But there was no response.</span>