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"Sounds like a plan." Ermor says, refering to food being brought up to them. "There are a few operational points that we need to discuss." The comment about the zip tunnels brought a smile to Ermor's face.

"It sounds like you tried it yourself." He comments, trying to hide his amusement. "They are really only designed for emergency purposes, not constant use." He says, "The crew should be spread out enough to deal with any problems that arise in the first place."

When they entered Observation Deck, Ermor didn't seem much surprised about it. Many Capital ships had been installing them for general crew use, to allow people to unwind in a quiet environment. "So, it seems you much enjoy your new ship." Ermor says, keeping his voice down incase there is someone meditating inside.

Ermor sank into one of the chairs near the picnic table. "I'm glad you think about it that way. Although, your combat skills would be helpful in later battles." he paused, thinking about his next statement. "Surly you'll miss being in the thick of battle at some point." Ermor picked up a dinner roll, holding it between his hands and looking over it at Armorius.

"Its rather the same with me. I'd go crazy working a desk job all the time, which is what many think that's all I'm suited for." He smiled, thinking back in history. "So, what are thinking about doing for the field tests? I'm sure you'll want to make sure everything is in working order."

Ermor's watch beeped, startling Ermor. "Looks like my time is up for now." He says, glancing at the watch face. "There's much to be doing before the battle kicks off." Standing, Ermor saluted Armorius with a snap. "See you at launch time." Pivoting around, he strode out of the Observation Deck, heading towards the docking bay to get back to the planet.

Ermor stepped out into the Observation deck, glancing around for anyone inside of it. When he found no one, he walked up to the raised cushions in the center and sat down on a rather plush one. He then began to meditate, taking in the amazing feeling of openness which came from the large bubble above him. He didn't plan on staying long, he still had to find the Captain of the ship of course. So, he just sliently slid into his meditative state, taking in the universe around him.

Ermor opened his eyes, engrossed in his own thoughts. "Well, show time." he mutters, walking out the enterance towards the pilot bridge to get the boat moving.

Dash clomps through the doorway, fully clad in his Armour Suit. A few quick glances around tell him something very important.

"Eh...hi," Dash says, nervously, "Am I not supposed to be wearing this yet?"

Ermor sighed inwardly, annoyed at the ambassador from the Terran Empire. The man had not stopped talking for at least an hour. All Ermor did to respond was to nod his head, in agreement to whatever he said. The ambassador's female counterpart looked just as displeased with him talking to much. After awhile, the man finally stopped talking. The woman took the chance the instant arose. "So, General, do we have your support in this matter?" she asks. "You know very well I do my best to annoy the Emperor." Ermor retorts. "Well, yes, we know very well that you do that. You seem to do that very well." She says, a smile tugging at her lips.

"But, think of the technology and the credits involved in this matter." Ermor glared at her. "I do not only do what I do to gain wealth. Sure, there have been a few times that that has occured. This matter will not be so. I refuse to help the Empire to beat yet another planet into submission." The woman bowed her head in disappointment. "We know that you are trying to remove Mars from our control, something that we will not try to stop. There has been too much unrest there anyway." Ermor rolled his eyes.

"You're just afraid to fight this army straight out, that's why you do not stop us." Ermor's watch beeped at him. "I'm afraid that you're time is long since over. I bid you farewell." Ermor nodded to them and then left out the door to the docking bay.