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[Knowing that some of his teammates were here had been a big relief for Mordin, though honestly even if he had been alone he would have managed considering he thought this was the afterlife or whatever it was one wanted to call it. (He still wasn't completely convinced he wasn't dead but he'd keep those theories to himself and maybe Shepard.)

He'd found the temple of his 'firstforged' quite interesting and had been exploring it a lot, the dance thing that had occurred nothing something he was all that interested in at all.

And, of course, now he had a lot of questions. Especially about Cybertronians.]

Would like to know more about the larger inhabitants of this place. Robotic in nature but almost organic in the way they act. Curious. Much different from the Geth back home.

[Seated in his room, the scientist is going over something on his omni-tool, the comm device resting on his desk.]

Looking for a volunteer. Need a closer look. Run scans. Collect data. Need better understanding of the unknown.

[Because he hates not knowing.]

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[He'll get you a box of beakers for Valentines Day next year, Percy.]

Might be able to. Have a program for various dialects from my universe. Could be suitable.

[He'll find you some Cybertronian show tunes.]

I'll have a look, if you don't mind. It should be simple to input another language.

[Best science-life partner ever.]

Don't mind at all. Free to do as you please. Would be curious to see if it can work.

As would I.

[And so he sends the coordinates of his lab over the Link! Beep Boop! There you go, Mordin.]

[Glancing down, Mordin programs the coordinates into his omni-tool, looking quite pleased in that way he does.]

Thank you. Will come by soon.

I'll make note of it.

Ah, though, should you arrive and find the panel over the door flashing red -- not simply glowing, but flashing -- I would advise waiting at least several minutes before knocking.

Understood. Will make sure to check for flashing panels before I attempt to come in.

Thank you.

I appreciate the consideration.

No need to thank. Understand the importance of a warning system completely. Also, respect the work of other scientists. Would never want to interfere if in middle of an important process.

Then allow me to once more say how refreshing it is to speak with a like-minded individual again.

[That gets another little smile from him.]

Always a pleasure to be in the presence of a like minded individual.

Likewise!

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