<div class="floatleft">(https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/760/430/c89.jpg)</div><strong>Character Name:</strong>Kaulo Ma<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Mission briefing<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Shassaa Til,  Open<br/><strong>Mentioned:</strong>Shassaa Til<br/><strong>Actions (Combat only)</strong>:NA<br/><strong>NSFW Warning:</strong>NA<br/><br/>"I have been with this school for a while," Kaulo answered.  "Almost a year.  We did well in our last battle.  None dead from the school and much meat left drifting.  Y-Wings may be slower than TIE but TIE do no have shields.  It was like many small meat trying to feast on us and  dying whenever we moved."<br/><br/>He paused looking at Shassaa.  "I think you will do well with us.  You are a hunter, a devourer.  I will fly with you.  Teach too."  He gestured to Lur, indicating that he was referring to another squadron mate, rather than offering to instruct her.  "He worries about those who get damaged in the fighting.  Wants them to land first.  I told him it was better to land those in good condition first, in case they crashed and left others stranded.  If there is time, this is good but when there are devourers near, the weakest must be sacrificed to save the strong.  Just like the schools we hunt when the moon is full and the tides are in."<br/><br/>His manner of speech was unsurprising, full of references that called to his heritage as an aquatic being.  They applied equally well to starship combat.  His nature would give him a greater understanding of how to function in three dimensions than more terrestrial creatures.  He spoke slowly.  Many would take it to mean he had a slow wit but another predator would recognize it for what it was; conservation of energy for more important things.<br/><br/>"Fin!  Catch!"<br/><br/>The bartender gave him scant warning as he threw a small creature that looked like a six legged rat towards Kaulo.  Even so, it took only a slight movement to intercepted the offering and it disappeared into the Kakaradon's enormous maw.  Kaulo chewed once and swallowed.  "Good," he said, after a short pause.  "You tell me when you have more."<br/><br/>Around the room, conversation had momentarily stopped.  It resumed quickly enough.  Kaulo's feeding habits were, by now, nothing new.  That didn't mean they went without notice.