[member="Solan Charr"]
The Amalgam stood upon the bridge, near his cohort; however, rather than socializing, he was too fixated upon the inner workings of the command center, and restlessly paced along its breadth, uncomfortably observing the toiling workers who milled harmlessly about. He took so little with him, only its attire - including the inorganic mask and helmet that buried away the true nature of its expression; this all in addition to a wicked vibroblade that he had slung lazily against his waist, clattering and nipping against his metal knee with every step, so each footfall brought a small harbinger of clicks as he strolled about the stations. His heavy arms crossed bare over his large chest, one clearly robotic, composed of cybernetic bones that wove together in complex fashions for intriguing movements, more akin to some unfamiliar alien beast than that of a humanoid - whatever he may be beneath the mask. "No, no, no, no..." he grumbled gravely, his heavy head shaking to and fro with displeasure. He spun about on his heels and stormed off in one direction, paused, turned, then in the other direction.
He came to a stop near the window, head cocking as if searching for some distant speck of dust midst the stars; "My name is Talatheen and I-" he began, before swiftly interrupting himself; "No, no. Indeed, you will share the knowledge? Copies, will there be copies?" He turned to face Solan, oblivious to all others who may or may not be present, and continued: "I will help - no, I will make sure you are successful on the venture; but we- I must be stronger- become stronger. Not before, but during... after." His agitation radiated through his speech before the metal fist rose and subsequently slammed into his chest, a sigh of pain erupting from the self-infliction; then his rage boiled forth from the suffering. "Sorry, fear- it... it's strong. I'm told that's a good thing, yes? No? Nonetheless, bear with me, I have been talking an awful lot; I want to have my chance with what lies within the holocron, provided it does not - hurt... me. That's my condition."