<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=288217.msg14198230#msg14198230">Quote from: wander on 10-06-2018, 00:25:54</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Wal'Dron was still untrusting in the situation and turned to make sure even if the man stood behind the Kill-Team, his visor would not leave the man's presence. "Praise the Throne." he nodded to the man, his vox speaker making his words now audible to the outsider. "Forgive me, though I have some questions I hope you may answer. I am Brother Wal'Dron of this Kill-Team and the Raven Guard chapter." he continued to speak to the ragged man. "Please, tell me and my Battle-Brothers who you are and what brought to this vessel and when." He thought that whilst he expected Mechanicus members or Skitarii to be prisoners, this man did not at least on a cursory viewing seem to be cybernetically enhanced though possibly his ragged robes covered such things.<br/><br/>He briefly looked to Gaius and put his vox on private to the Kill-Team, "You are too trusting, Brother Gaius and eager to help a man we know nothing of. The Orks could have placed some jury-rigged trap on the man and this could be playing into their hands." he muttered to the psychic Blood Angel. The man could quite rightfully been merely unlucky and to help a human in need was what the Astartes by right should do. However Wal'Dron knew that whilst the Orks were a stupid brutal xenos race, they had an element of cunning to them which should not be underestimated. He did not think the man to willingly be a traitor, though he also did not put it past the Orks here to have some trap defences on the vessel.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Gaius sighed at Wal'Dron's comment, "Brother Wal'Dron it appears the shadows bring out your true feelings quite speedily it appears. True the orks have a sort of primal cunning which makes them dangerous, but if they were to attempt something as you describe it would no doubt be unusually bulky and hindering to this man's range of movement. So check the man if you must but know that I will not take another insult to my conduct lying down...Also it would no doubt interest the watch captain that you appear so eager to question the actions of your squad mates." He remarked in an evidently displeased tone, suddenly falling silent and discontinuing the telepathic bond he had with the raggedly man they had in their midst.<br/><br/>He looked about the room to discern where they aproximately landed and whether their were any orks potentially nearby.