As one, the Sith bodyguards dropped their lightsabers to the ground. If that wasn't a show of surrender, Calico didn't know what was.
So you do have brains.
The troopers moved all around the Dark-siders, scooping up their weapons and popping force-cuffs on their prisoners. Each Sith was led out systematically by two clones each. The sound of Gunships landing on the pad outside was comforting as Calico cuffed the Quarren and began to lead him on down the hall. "Jackpot, Oddball, you boys are with me. The rest of the team will keep the citadel secure...Ja'ika, that massive compensator you lug around actually worked today." The Commander grumbled as he shoved the Quarren into the LAAT. Heavy rain had started to fall. It wiped off some of the blood, dust, and ash from Calico's armor--that saved some work later.
The Commander boarded the shuttle, awaiting Oddball and Jackpot. It only took him a moment to find the signature of CC-325--his savior. "Trooper, get on the shuttle. You're shipping out to help with the prisoners. We'll be waiting."
With that, Calico slumped to the ground in the back of the gunship. He hadn't waited for the Colonel's orders, but he wasn't a murderer either. Executing the Sith would have been wrong. With that comforting thought, Calico allowed himself to drift off into his own thoughts. The Dread Guard would receive leave duty soon--he needed to prove that they deserved it on the next world before that.