<div class="floatleft">(http://i.imgur.com/pAyKbNr.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Callius Thyron<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Kot...Hot...Sot...the snakestarship<br/><strong>Tags:</strong>Raven, pesky eavesdroppers<br/><hr/>The longer this went the less Callius felt like trapped in a strange joke and the more it felt like elkor poetry, in other words, he didn't get any of what happened, but he had the feeling is was important. Which was all the more reason for him to find out what the hell was going on. The problem is he had no idea whom to ask and the options he had were not exactly big.<br/><br/>If he interupted Alice Fera would get pissed and kill him, if he asked Fera she'd get pissed and kill him, if he asked the Asari she probably wouldn't answer as she didn't speak since he saw her, if he asked Raven he would interupt her hatestare and most likely just kill him to have killed something and if he asked the snakes<strong>everyone</strong>would kill him...yep...ignorance was bliss.<br/><br/>Unsurprisingly Callius was the first to act on the order to leave, but  halfway he turned around and went back to Raven to whisper a question in her ear that was just important enough to talk to her.<br/><br/>"Just checking...should i start rigging up the ship with explosives and plan an escape route? Cause that is usually the point where things go out of hand."<br/><br/>The more important part, however was softly dragging her away to make sure she would leave without causing a diplomatic incident. Not that the question wasn't important, the ship starting to blow up was part of every daring escape Callius could think of, so he had to provide for it.