Jemarr hauled himself to an upright sitting position on the tram as he slowly caught his breath again. He unclipped his water bottle, tapped his omni-tool to mix in a small shot of stimulants, and applied the bottle to the mouthpiece of his helmet. A few moments later, he lowered the bottle and shook his head as if to clear it, hopping to his feet and offering a quick formal bow to Commander Shepard. Those stimulants would wreak havoc with his system later, but they were the only way a quarian storyteller was going to keep up with a squad of genetically engineered Alliance marines.<br/><br/>"Thank you for bringing me along, Commander Shepard. Just give the order and I'll do whatever I can to bring those geth down." He unslung his sniper rifle and starts checking its scanner and ammunition settings, then tilted his head and looked up. "Commander Shepard of the Skylian Blitz? Now I know we're going to beat those synthetic monsters. It's an honour to... sorry, I'll save that for later. First, kill Geth, disarm bombs."<br/><br/>Jemarr craned his neck and looked at the approaching tram station, then peers at his omni-tool. He spent about twenty seconds punching controls, then held up a glowing data package. "Here's a secure comms channel if you don't want me on the Alliance channel." He then punched a few more buttons to run through his personal database of geth lore, and produced another holographic data packet.<br/><br/>"And here's what I've got on geth explosives. For bombs portable by a single geth, they're probably using helium-3 fusion cores, set off by a uranium-thorium blend fission secondary detonator, which will be instigated by an element zero primary detonator driven by an electric current produced by the bomb's computer circuitry. Hacking the control circuits is possible but will risk detonating the bomb prematurely. Separating the eezo detonator from the fission load is probably your best bet. If nothing else works, a grenade would blow the whole assembly apart without detonating the fission or fusion cores, but that would spread radioactive material over the spaceport, so I'd advise that as a last resort. I'll send through a scan of the first bomb I get to."<br/><br/>He left the two data packets hovering in midair, so that anyone could read them into their own omni-tools by touching them. He stood to attention as Shepard gave her orders, nodding in agreement. As the tram approached the station and the geth opened fire, he ducked behind the front of the tram and readied his sniper rifle, while calling up a map of the station and pinpointing the location of his target bomb. When the tram stopped, he swiftly popped up and fired a round into one of the geth attackers, then, without stopping to see if he'd disabled his target, moved off behind Shepard, heading for the far side of the station.