Jemarr raised his head as he completed the disarming of the bomb, the calm of his communion trance still lingering in his spirit. He peeked around his cover to regard the two broken geth, and gave Xeia a grateful bow. "Thank you, we work well together. I think you know most of the story already - geth are attacking Eden Prime, high military and civilian casualties, potentially after the Prothean artifact the humans found. Not quite sure about the bombs, perhaps they want to destroy the artifact rather than salvage it themselves. And Commander Shepard is leading this defence, so that's good news. We should know more later."<br/><br/>He drew his pistol from his hip and was edging out of cover, alert for any more approaching geth, when the sound of a massive explosion rang from Anastasia and Ashley's side of the station, followed by his suit registering a surge of hot air washing over him. "What was that?" he gasped, startled, as he checked his omni-tool's map. Anastasia and Ashley's transponder beacons were in the vicinity of the explosion, but still reported them as alive and mostly unharmed. Come to think of it, detonating a fuel line like that did seem like the Lieutenant's style, he thought with a grin.<br/><br/>Jemarr ducked behind another pile of crates as the transmission from Shepard came in. He added his own reply to Xeia's: "Confirmed, Commander. Any bombs left?" He tilted his head towards Xeia, a smile lightening his voice. "It's an experience I can do without, I'm sure. Do you need some medi-gel?" he asked, observing the woman's awkward posture. "I've been pretty lucky, just took a glancing shot to the ankle - I only hope it doesn't get infected." Hopefully Eden Prime's medical facilities would not be so overloaded after the attack that they couldn't spare some attention for a wounded quarian.<br/><br/>The quarian leaned against the pile of crates and prodded his omni-tool, scanning for geth and active bombs. "Thanks again for all your help. Are you Alliance military? You're very handy with your guns, but you're not in a uniform. There'll be some tales to tell once all this is over, I'm sure."