Durjaya was just as surprised with Ebio's words as she was herself. He could understand where she was coming from and sneered. Understanding, the emotion, was considered a weakness. Durjaya was beginning to wonder if this was due to being close to humans for far too much of his time. He had once been human himself, and made a demon through a curse. Although, he hadn't told anyone about that.<br/><span style="font-style: italic"><br/>"I have been slacking in Commander duties, mainly because as long as it wasn't a direct order, I sought to avoid it. I apologize completely. Thankfully, no one's life was threatened due to my childish reluctance to take control of situations...excepting the human's..." She shrugged. "I have seen Commanders fall for lesser sins than being terse with their team and I hope to form a strong bond with the team to minimize mutiny."</span><br/><br/>Durjaya nodded as she spoke. "I will do everything in my power, Ebio. I will stand behind you with everything I have, even if there is to be a mutiny."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"I am rather...unfamiliar with the social contrivances involving teamwork, and would like you to help me keep the team bond strong. Even I understand that numbers are a great matter during this war, a couple thousand to 6 billion are almost insurmountable odds." </span><br/><br/>"Teamwork?" Durjaya remembered when he was in a war years ago, right around the time he was made into a demon. Durjaya had slaughtered many people, and had felt nothing. "I may know a little something. Perhaps we should try acting more... human," he hesitated before saying the word. "We should start by looking out for others, and not just ourselves."<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Just tell me when I am unknowingly sowing dissent within my Command, and help me figure out how to keep everyone happy, if not dedicated to each other."<br/>She made a rather troubled face, "Here, we need every body. Even those who are genetically weaker are needed, and I pray our numbers are replenished soon. I will do my best to ensure your survival, no matter the cost, I promise everyone in my team that security." </span><br/><br/>"That's a very good start," Durjaya agreed. "The rest we might have to learn as we go, but I'm sure we will get there. We will survive at any cost, and help anyone in our ranks who needs it. No one gets left behind!"<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Unless you have any comments or questions I will retreat to Reflect and rest."</span><br/><br/>"No, I think I've said all I can think to say at this time," he replied. "I think we both need our 'rest,'" this time it was Durjaya's turn to smirk. Demons didn't need as much rest as humans did.