She greeted me as an old friend, genuinely and enthusiastically. On the other hand…her face now had strange scarring, exposing what appeared to be cybernetics underneath. Shepard has a memorable face, memorable hair, remarkably memorable eyes – it would be impossible to mistake someone else for her. I honestly can’t say how long I stood there staring at her, trying to comprehend what I was seeing. In walked a human man and woman, and then…Shepard. We were reviewing the layout of the colony, trying to come up with a plan to get past the mechs and to Veetor, when the door opened.

If he was here when whatever happened here took place, it was entirely possible that it had driven him over the edge into madness. The briefing I received had indicated that Veetor was a nervous, skittish young man. At the time no other life forms registered on our radar…which strongly suggested that Veetor had activated the mechs. After taking shelter we were able to pinpoint Veetor’s likely location via his suit’s locator signal. Only the colony apparently wasn’t as deserted as it had first appeared – while attempting to puzzle out the problem of the vanished colonists we were attacked by mechs. But my time with Shepard and her crew two years ago had given me a wider perspective on the galaxy and its inhabitants. Such a thing, though horrifying, would be outside the scope of most quarians’ concern. The colonists weren’t dead – they were just gone. A request was made for me to divert to Freedom’s Progress and retrieve Veetor if possible if not, to attempt to determine his fate. While as a rule we are left to our own devices to succeed or fail on our Pilgrimage, in such an obvious life-or-death situation exceptions are often made. The human colony of Freedom’s Progress had just been attacked, and our records indicated that a young quarian named Veetor’Nara was visiting there on his Pilgrimage. Then a call came in from the Migrant Fleet.

And for reasons I can’t fathom, she was with Cerberus…įor the last several months I had been tracking Geth activity in the Terminus Systems – always careful to be two steps behind, going where they had been, recovering data and when possible, hardware to be sent back to my father for use in his research. I don’t know how – I don’t know what happened – there wasn’t time to ask those sorts of questions. LAST UPDATE: 4 days before Activation of Omega 4 RelayįIRST ENTRY: 3 months, 5 days until activation of Omega 4 Relay It is also an opportunity, after all that Shepard has experienced recently, to step back and take a look at her journey from the outside. In this particular instance, I think it is more interesting to see what Tali is thinking, what she is going through, than what Shepard thinks of Tali. Chapter Note: Now for a brief change in perspective.

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