(http://vignette3.wikia.nocookie.net/bloodandhonor/images/7/7f/Kel_Dor.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20120511114908)<br/><br/><em>Tooth and nail it is.  If she expects to find me in the middle of a battlefield, she's on spice, which is seeming more and more the deal with the military.  That's not why I'm here.  I'm here because I'm not military.  I'm sure she's a good soldier, a square peg for a square hole.  The problem is if she tries to squeeze the other round pegs into her mold, she'll screw it up.  She's not going to turn us into super soldiers like some montage in a holovid.  Even if she did we'd be second rate soldiers instead of first rate something else.   </em><br/><br/>Shaa Raa sat back.  He could actually sit back because the weapon he normally carried along his spine wasn't there.  He'd left all his weapons behind.  Mina, it seemed, had a better grasp on the situation than their ad hoc commander.  He'd need to talk to her, to make sure they were on the same page.  She seemed to straddle the mid point between the two extremes, which meant she could see both sides.  It's too bad that the Jedi hadn't managed to make it.  That would have made for an even more interesting dynamic that they already had.