A million credits? Most seemed shocked by this, but Kyll's expression didn't change. It was simply too good to be true, and most offers that sounded like that were often bad for one's health. Why wouldn't the Turian just hire an experienced assassin, instead of rounding up a few guns for hire? Not only was this an inefficient and unreliable way of taking someone with a lot of authority down, chances were, that by the time the group would set out, Kalga would already be notified... If he wasn't already. Kyll had no idea who this Kalga was, having only been on Omega for a few days now. But even in those few days he had heard the name being dropped more than a few times, indicating that he was someone of importance. The fact that the this Turian was willing to dish out one million credits for his death being evident to that.<br/><br/>And what did he mean, when he said he'd only pay five people? Was this going to be a competition? A deathmatch between mercs? Five people, enough to form a good group. An idea the loud mouthed krogan in the back apparently also had. For a moment the Drell considered taking up his offer, a Krogan made a good meat shield. But he never trusted Krogan, they were as likely to bash in your own skull as your enemy's. No, of all the people here, the one that had his preference was the voluptuous Asari and not just for her appearance, although it was a big plus. He'd manage to pick up her name from the conversation she was having with the other, rather out-of-place looking Asari. Ashana looked like she knew what she was doing, she probably had experience with this, and anybody who'd ever seen two biotics work in tandem would probably tell of the awe inspiring power that it generated. Plus she didn't seem as rough around the edges as the Krogan did, she probably preferred a more subtle approach to things, which was far more his way of working. Of course, this was all speculation until he could actually see her in action.<br/><br/>He decided it was time to scout out his own assumptions, and closed the distance between him and the two Asari women. "So what do you make out of all of this?" he asked Ashana out of the blue, perhaps a bit rudely. "After all, of all the people here, you seem to have the most experience." He let his eyes wander a bit, letting them linger just a tad to long on her cleavage, before returning to her eyes. He gave the other Asari woman a friendly nod, to make sure she didn't feel ignored.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>