James had been taunting Kell whenever he could, McMillan was doggedly not asking about James's feelings on the subject. He was rather busy trying to live through the training he was getting. James was now teaching tactics, weapon workings, how to enter and escape buildings, and had been improving CQC steadily. Now, the pipe he slept in filled with water pressure far higher. The room was kept pitch black 24/7, and that mine would every so often walk around and tap his pipe. He had to wake up and count each tap, then go back to sleep and remember in the morning, or else he had to clean the outer barrels of the guns. The ship's guns. This was a dirty, dangerous, and all-in-all unpleasant in every way. Took awhile, too. McMillan was currently going through an exam James hat written up about gunnery. The last time he failed one of these, he was 'docked' a night's sleep. And had to swim up double the distance of the pipe on waking. Strangely, he was allowed to sleep in a bed after that.
Looking around the weapons control room, lit only by the displays and controls, he saw James sitting in the central raised fire command station. That chair was much more comfortable than his, he mentally grumbled and went back to the exam when James raised his brow at him. Bastard.
-JAMES-
Kid's doing well. I need to go taunt Kell later today. I wonder if they have any more bacon chocolate glaze donuts to pointedly eat in front of him. I should also track down some of the other WING members onboard and check progress on those alien weapons. Maybe I can train McMillan in how to actually shoot worth a damn while I'm at it. James cloaked and exited the control room without McMillan noticing, walking through the bridge, dodging servicemen and stalking out of the room which was far too crowded for his liking. He walked through the corridors and labyrinth depths of the ship, taking the least crowded route to the training facilities, and uncloaking when he saw Meat-Shield Male and Meat-Shield Female "Hey... Rich? Rick? Your name, how's progress on those weapons? I hear from various hilariously terrified servicemen down near the ranges your recruit is working on them?" James.. sounded friendly enough. Creepy. Weird, and morbidly creepifying, but he was trying to be nice, or that's the tone he gave at least, his face was in his helmet and his body language was almost nonexistent.