[Well, there, Haven, have . . . well, one might guess it – him? – to be human. Maybe? Humanoid, at any rate. Damn, but those are some enormous – and very blank and dark – round optics…in a rather leathery "face". Best guess, for those would know of such things, is a guy in a full-head-covering gas mask over what was probably once really nice body armor. While still quite functional, by the looks of it, it's definitely seen better days. From the way he's holding up the device he's recording with, only one shoulder is visible . . . and there's no Glyph. When he speaks, it's with what could best be described as "decent" English with a heavy Russian accent.]
So… Hello. Seems not only I get caught outside during blow-out – and survive, yay for me – but I get dropped on alien world. And bring mementos of home to share with you all. Reverse welcome present, yes?
[Someone's inordinately cheery for finding himself in the situation that he has. Maybe it's because he's been dealing with weird and "alien" shit for a few years now as it is. He's spent the past few days learning what he could in recent network archives while he holed up somewhere defensible. It also helps that he hasn't quite realized that what robots he's seen on the network aren't just amazing suits of powered armor with unnecessarily expressive faces mimicking their pilots, nor just how huge you all really are.]
How does this sound? We trade information – I tell you what I know of mutants, you tell me what you know of . . . [He shifts to roll the wrist of his free hand – and that motion?...brings his other shoulder into view…which doesn't bear a Glyph either. Never mind that he's got armor on, if there was one present . . . it'd be visible.] . . . everything else. Deal?
Oh, and food. Yeah. Food would be good. [It's actually the main reason he's doing this now. He's run out of rations, oops.] And vodka. Lots of vodka. Trust me, is good for the health. Especially with radiation levels rising like they are.
Oh . . . name is Stepan. Stepan Utkin. Vsego dobrogo!