<hr/><hr/><div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 24pt;"><strong>GM POST</strong></span></div><hr/><hr/><br/><br/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/6B6chV4.jpg)</div><div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/jpmC7k4.jpg)</div><hr/><strong>Name:</strong>Kilowog and Tethyr<br/><strong>Time/Date:</strong>Post Graduation<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Green Lantern Costume / Green Lantern Battle Armor<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Graduation Hall / Conference Room / Planet OA<br/><strong>Warnings:</strong><br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Khea, Zari, Govets<br/><strong>Mentioned:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>Had taken up position to watch and await those whom he had been required to identify by command as the best of their class, the large Bolovaxian stands impassively. Even his slightest grunt and hard stare at a couple of the recent graduating class as the ceremony winds to a close is enough to put them right back in check. He didn't so much mind their frivolity or even that the various races and beings assembles here would be relieved or letting off a bit of steam after the proceedings would wind to a close but he wasn't going to tolerate foolishness in these hallowed halls. The first he saw approach the summons was the Woten, Govets and he gave a small nod of greeting but it was clear that he intended to stay blocking the door until the others had arrived. Command had been surprised at his recommendation of the Woten, even going so far to question him on it. Which was not something that was common place as Kilowog had well earned his reputation. He had proven himself in the various trails, and it wasn't even just the tests themselves but how one also conducts themselves leading up to as well. Time would ultimately tell if he was right, he just hoped he was as it was this new recruit that would pay the price if he was wrong.<br/><br/>The next to arrive DID cause a reaction.<br/><br/>Tipping his head back he gave a huff, "<strong>Lantern Khea.</strong>" When he lowered his head back to look at her though, he actually smiled. "<strong>We're just pulling the biggest troublemakers to the side for a special briefing is all.</strong>" Though he spoke in his own native tongue, the rings of both Govets and Khea instantly translated what he said, almost as if he had actually spoken it fluently in their own racial languages. He didn't give her anything more than that though as that rare smile vanished just as quickly as it had come while his eyes remained decided fixed on her. Only once the third rookie had walked up, did his eyes shift over to her and any further banter that he might have entertained came to a clear and abrupt end. "<strong>Lantern Zari.</strong>" His gaze shifted between the three of them, though they probably wouldn't have guessed it he was genuinely fond of these three and how far they had already grown. They weren't children, obviously but he always had a special place in his heart for those he trained.<br/><br/>"<strong>Alright you three, with me.</strong>" It wasn't the first time he'd said something like that, and it usually meant they were about to head off into some sort of dangerous training mission, challenge or test. In an absolute sense, his words right at that moment were chosen precisely for that reason. He may have disagreed with putting rookies in the position but the need of it was understood. Resources were stretched thin and in that he had adjusted his training regiment to purposefully identify those who had the potential at the very least. Turning, he pushed open the large doors as he moved down the hallway. For such a big lug he always seemed to move with a surprising ease. Only once they got to another set of door, did he push them open.<br/>"<strong>You three, inside and take seats at the table. All will be made clear here shortly.</strong>" Another figure opened a large set of double doors from down the hall. His silver eyes bright, catching the light and almost reflecting it as if they were just pools of molten metal. Green battle armor adorned him, with the traditional lantern symbol more as a small badge on his chest plate and one of the side of his shoulder. His light grey pallor looked almost unnatural, as if something had drained what color should have been there and from the serious expression that looked frozen upon his face what ever had drained that color clearly got other things as well. Kilowog and his eyes met, as they both began to move towards each other. Kilowog leaving those previous students of his to make their way into the room.<br/><br/>As the two moved toward each other, Tethyr couldn't help himself as each step his stoic demeanor began to fail. He couldn't help it as once they were face to face a grin broke out and spread further from the corners of his lips. As his arm reached out, they clasped each others forearms with their hands. "<strong>You finding something amusing Poozer?</strong>" While most cases he reserved that term for his recruits and trainees, there were a couple whom he saw fit to utilize it.<br/><br/>"Just good to see you is all, reminds me of my graduation." Tethyr said as they released their warriors clasp, turning to begin heading slowly back towards the conference room. Had anyone else vetted these three he was about to meet he might have asked questions about them, about any small details that he should know or challenges that he would face but he was confident that all of that was contained in Kilowog's report. Instead, he merely said before moving to step inside and get to explaining what this was all about "I'll take good care of them, you won't have to worry sir."<br/><br/>"<strong>Bah! It ain't them I'm worried about ya Poozer.</strong>" Kilowog slapped him on the back, even aa light as it was the big Teban could feel it rattle him.<br/><br/>Opening the door, Tethyr moved inside.<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>