<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/75/TchakAvatarJPG.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>T'chak Chrasha<br/><strong>Callsign:</strong>Hawk 04<br/><strong>Date:</strong>March 12, 2032 - 0850-0900hrs<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Aluce Base-Fighter Training Room II.<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Cmd Nomura, Open.<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Pilot EVA suit.<br/><br/>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>Nomura's instruction would continue as he pointed out the buttons on the flight stick for T'chak. Mentioning how some were for Atmosphere control, some for actuating the gerwalk, and battroid's limbs but that was to be dealt with at another time. Right now the training was focus more on the basics of space flight, weapons control as well as a few other essential Functions. T'chak would remain silent, absorbing all that he was being told. Training for the Zentraedi wasn't exactly "In depth". Often Zentraedi released from the cloning chambers were subjected to "Training" Videoes that were hundreds of thousands of years old, and created to give them the basics needed. Everything else was learned in the field. Add to this that Zentraedi mecha were extremely user friendly. As evidenced by the daring escape of Commander Misa Hayaes, Lieutenant Hikaru ichijo, Max Jenius, and Kamizaki from one of the ships of Laplamiz's fleet using a Zentraedi Reguld.<br/><br/>What Nomura was about to do next was an exercise that T'chak made any subordinate under his short command do as well. Become intimately familiar with the controls of their mecha. So as Nomura instructed him too, T'chak moved his hands to his lap, and waited his first command. Nomura would call out the first control, and T'chak's hand quickly moved with precision of a life long soldier. There was no hesitance in his selection. Demonstration his hours of study of the Manuals he was prevented the previous day. Even if he spent hours with Foss in this "Pub Crawl" She was intent on doing.<br/><br/>for the next half-hour, T'chak would reach for the various controls as Nomura called them out. There was some mistakes, but that was to be expected cause of the differences between the VF-1 Cockpit layout, and the VF-5s. As minimal as the changes were. As well as the extremely short amount of time that T'chak had to familiarize himself with the VF-1 over the Glaug he has been operating for over two decades. T'chak's familiarity was increasing even as Nomura quickened the pace at which he called out controls. T'chak showing himself to be diligent student, and focused on learning the ins and outs of his newly assigned mecha.