<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/7/75/TchakAvatarJPG.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>T'chak<br/><strong>Date:</strong>Flashback-March 10 2032<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Aluce Base-Zentraedi Quarters.<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Roj Gavon, Open.<br/><br/>-------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/>T'chak followed Roj out of the Command Center, and down the gaping corridor, both of his bags held in his hands as the two walked. T'chak listened as Roj gave him the explanation of the colored strips on the ground, and on the walls indicating directions to other areas of the complex. Roj was right, the layout was not logical, course though, Humans were an illogical species. Which helped them in the war twenty years ago. It made trying to predict their movements more difficult. T'chak nodded in agreement to Roj's assesment about the origins of the base, and its eventual expansion.<br/><br/>When asked if he was passing through, T'chak simply shrugged. "It is unknown at this time. My intended assignment had complications and was told that a replacement Glaug was not a priority." He stated simply. Though Roj would have been correct, had T'chak's assignment been formalized, he would have been assigned to the military wing. Right now he was in a bit of a limbo.<br/><br/>Roj paused, and so did T'chak as a sharp beeping could be heard along with the flashing of orange hazard lights. From around a corner, a Miclone transport truck was crossing the corridor to deliver the needed goods to their destination. It wouldn't be long after that that the two would find themselves in the Living Quarters for the Full Size Zentraedi. T'chak didn't seem to notice the interior as he followed Roj. He was used to being on ships with their artificial lighting. When Roj mentioned finding his room, T'chak just nodded.<br/><br/>It would only take about five minutes of walking and a flight of stairs before the door hissed open to Room 2308. It was small and spartan in furniture as most here didn't stay very long. There was a Twin XL size Bed against one side of the wall, A small Desk and Lamp in the opposite corner. Next to it was a Wardrobe, and Chest of drawers for extended stay personnel. Tucked into the wall over the Desk was a Infonet system. A screen that acted like A tv, Phone, and Access to the Internet all in one. It was slightly above typical Zentraedi quarters on board one of their combat vessels.<br/><br/>T'chak set his duffels on the bed, and turned to Roj. "Thank you for your assistance." He stated, his deep voice rumbling. "May you know where I can get some food? The Trip has been quite long." He explained.