Casey did as he was told upon entering the Pioneer 2. The debrief was quick and he had an inkling that it would not be the only one before they departed, but he paid it no mind. Everyone minded their own business and though it made it a bit boring, he decided it was probably for the best. Not everyone here was military, therefor he didn't like everyone here. He could tell right away the science types would get on his nerves, always wanting to wait to act to make sure their tests or results or whatever the hell else they had going on went through perfectly. Hadn't they ever heard of trial and error?<br/><br/>During his mindful rant, he quickly made his way to his own bunk, and began stowing his gear. Given it was not much, merely his essentials. Pistol and Knife for when things got to close for comfort. Military fatigues with the standard vests and armor, though a bit lighter for ease in movement. Other various survival gear for the scouting he was bound to do. And of course, his rifle. This marvel of engineering was his pride and joy, able to hit a 1 inch spread out to 2000 meters. A distance and margin he regularly accomplished with practiced ease. Stowing it carefully under his bunk he lazily listened to the com system, the captain speaking for all recruits to move to the deck.<br/><br/>"There it is, knew there would be more to say." He spoke to himself. Now donning the pistol and knife he recently stowed away, he made his way to the deck ready for his next mission, and dearly hoping no civilians tried to stop and chat.<br/><br/>Arriving at the deck after a short time he witnessed something he did not expect. The "soldiers" he assumed he would be traveling with were a cyborg, and a girl looking no more than 17 standing casually in front of a ranking officer. Knowing his place he didn't speak of it, but he'd have a chance he was sure. Getting in place next to the cyborg he gave the machine a sidelong glance and decided it might just be a good addition. Could take plenty of hits at least. He gave a crisp salute and spoke clearly as he made his presence known. "Sir."