<table class="bbc_table"><tbody><tr><td><div align="center">Character Sheet (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=216617.msg10829924#msg10829924)</div>(http://s1.hubimg.com/u/5059516_f520.jpg)(http://www.safaribwana.com/IMAGES/companyimage/spacer.gif)</td><td><br/><strong>Name:</strong> Cpl. Zia Yung<br/><strong>Location:</strong> Entering the inn.<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong> The 13th Recon.<br/><hr/>Throughout most of the trip, Zia kept quiet to herself blending in with the other troops. Aside from encountering a deadly skirmish, her existence remained kind of oblivious to others. As the recon team had little or no major equipment malfunctions, she spent most of her time honing her martial arts skills where ever she could. Of course, she wasn't the only one to remain quiet during the whole mission. Antoinette too was keeping to herself just as well, but then even she was a bit more active than Zia. Whenever the unit took small breaks, Zia would go out into a clear area and practice her moves. Of course this often upset the commander when she strayed out too far.<br/><br/>The corporal had yet to prove her potential in this new unexplored world, and other than performing her combat duties during the incident, she had yet to show her true talents to others. Now at the village where the 13th was planning to stay and rest up, Zia remained behind as part of the patrol shift guarding the vehicles from suspicious people. As an engineer, Zia was weary of locals snooping too much around the humvees, especially the STRYKER which she currently took residence in. However, it was far too long for Zia to stay cooped up in the tank. As she was about to exit the back end of the vehicle, she noticed a particular blonde elf snooping around. Curious and suspicious of her motives, she ducked down making sure she wasn't spotted. For quite awile, Zia had tried to study up on learning Gatespeak through the use of one of her diagnostic touch pads. However, it was kind of difficult given she had to keep up in speaking in two and a half other languages, English, Spanish, and ironically Chinese being the hardest.<br/><br/>As far as her Gatespeaking skills, Zia would have sounded like a child speaking in their broken language, far more than she would with English with the locals. Whatever the elven maiden said, it was too quick for her to pick up and comprehend. Now and then, she would carry a touch pad to aid her in Gatespeak. After the elf left abruptly, Zia then exited the vehicle and asked the soldiers about what was going on. However, they shrugged as they didn't speak Gatespeak. She then told them to continue guarding the vehicles as she made her way to the inn.<br/><br/>Inside the commons, it was heavily filled with patrons and like the elf, she too didn't have trouble finding her comrades who were sitting at the large table as they stood out amongst the crowd like a sore thumb. Approaching the table, Zia stood close behind the elf. Being part-Asian didn't help her to appear intimidating as she was the shortest of the group.<br/><br/><em>"Men in green? That we are called?"</em> she spoke attempting to address in Gatespeak, albeit obscured.</td></tr></tbody></table>