While many liked to live in a more fast paced or modern setting, Thraxus rather enjoyed his own small little home in the citadel. It was rather private, only really reachable through skycar. Some would say that this made it a bit dangerous in case of an emergency, but he cared little about that. He knew that if his time was to come, then it was to come. In any case he found it amazing sometimes he was still alive and relatively in one piece sometimes, so his own safety over his comfort was hardly his concern. For now, he could relax, at least until he would ship out. With a sigh he looked over his garden, a bit sad that he wouldn't be able to see it, but knowing that he had to be part of this mission.<br/><br/>It was his duty as a patron of the citadel, old or new, and he knew that with what help he did offer to the rebuilding and war efforts, would help him get onto this mission. His Omni-tool beeped and he turned it on, playing the message that had been sent to him. It was from his assistant, well, former. In any case she would be taking over his particular set of duties, so she was an assistant no more. He didn't doubt she would do well either, she was promising, and she looked the part. A young Asari looked more like a Biologist than an matured Turian after all.<br/><br/>"Dr. Septimi- oh, I apologize. Thraxus is what I meant. I forgot you don't care for that title. Good news, it appears you've been cleared for this mission. Oh... although I warn you. When I explained you were a scientist... they may have believed I was joking. Still... I'm sure those in charge know of your accomplishments. Take care, I'll be sure to watch over the animals you left behind."<br/><br/>Of course, that was to be expected. The people she met with were probably soldiers themselves and expected him to be the same. To be fair it was doubtful they ever saw any Turians that weren't. He shook his head to himself as he took once last glance at his garden before heading to the council chamber.<br/><br/>As he entered the chamber, he took the time to look around it. He had accepted the beauty of the old chamber, and this one was no exception. Oddly enough he had been here all throughout its construction, and yet this was the first time for him to see it in person. With a nod, he sat down, and waited.