Liri didn't waste any time, dropping her bag on the floor by the bed, gave a quick glance around, then headed back out. Finding Emerald and Sombra already there. Emery came out and joined them only seconds after her. That left only Wyatt and she was guessing Delta was going to be out of it for a while longer. She was still tense, her arms crossed protectively over her chest.

Emery came out of her newly chosen room, giving a quick glance towards Delta's as she quickly moved over towards the group that was still missing Wyatt. She dreaded the possibility that he had gone and done something stupid, but luckily it was only a few more seconds before he appeared from his room.

Wyatt found he was the last one to join the group, but felt no shame. He didn't have to stand awkwardly and wait. His demeanor was mostly relaxed as he went to stand with them. The more protective tension easy to miss.

Sargent Hannes waited patiently as all six went and picked out their rooms. He didn't have to wait long for all of them to come back, "Good. Most of you are all here" He started to say "I was already informed that one of you would be on a drug for the helicopter ride. I also already know your names and what you can do, while the other soldiers, captians, and lieutenants don't." Hannes crossed his arms.

Liri was fine with the most of what was said. Such as Delta being their captain, the sleeping hours and eating..well that they'd be having lunch with the other soldiers wasn't a comfortable idea, but she'd live. However, that combat training would be with the soldiers made her significantly uneasy. She reluctantly lifted her hand ever so slightly when the Sargent asked for questions. "I won't be paired with any of the soldiers during combat training, right?" Due to her history of abuse, combat training with her could be a bit risky. And she didn't think it'd be very good if she was paired with a soldier who didn't what to expect if she got a little overwhelmed and lost control of her strength.

Wyatt didn't have much of a problem with the set rules. Did wonder about a few things, but not enough so to ask. He'd find out as time progressed.

Emery felt her heart sink ever so slightly upon hearing the hour they were getting up at. No more sleeping in. What a miserable thought. She turned her attention the more serious question Liri asked, she could sulk about having to get up early later.

The relief of hearing that was intense and Liri's tension and unease faded. While she did have issues, it was probably dangerous for any of them to be paired with anyone that didn't know what they were, she realized once more relaxed. It could have gotten messy.

Emery listened as the Sargent answered Liri's question. Actually kind of relieved herself. She still remembered them having to first learn to hold back some on their strength before the guards could work with them on combat back when they were still learning the basics. And it still had been a bit of a dangerous game.

Wyatt realized that he hadn't even thought of the risk involved in them being paired with the soldiers for training. Atleast they wouldn't be, so thay was good.

There was a scrambling of marines getting back to tasks as the Sargent appeared from the building. They knew better than to listen in on government business..well atleast some of them did and they kept the others from doing so, but they had still taken the chance to be idle and jokingly discuss what might be going on. The dog handlers' attempts at settling the dogs had been abandoned for now in hopes they would calm down on their if given a bit of time.

Liri relaxed even further once it was only them in the building. Gladly accepting Sombra's change of subject instead of talking about the the rules they had been given. "I'm guessing we'll find out at some point in the future" she said with a slight shrug. It would probably be a bit inconvenient if they had to go on a mission that involved the dogs when they didn't like them.

"I hope they do, they look adorable...if you look past the teeth" Emery said, having taken a glance at the dogs as the group had been on their way in. There two dogs from what she had been able to see at a quick look.

Wyatt looked in direction of the barking for a moment then chuckled lightly. "From the sound of that barking, it doesn't seem like it" he decided, though actually kind of curious what their reaction to the group of werewolves would be.

"Yes, I do realize that" Emery answered cheerfully, "we've also been trained to attack." Finding a place to sit since everyone else was starting to sit, it would be a bit uncomfortable to stay standing up.

Liri found a open seat and drew her legs up out of habit, getting herself to ignore the world outside of them and focus on the conversation. "I think they use more their body language and by the sound of their barking and growling and all that to communicate. Like right now they sound kind of angry" she said, tilting her head slightly as she thought. "But I bet we'd be able communicate with them well enough, especially when shifted. And we'd probably be able to understand them well since we also partially use our body language and sometimes growling too" she didn't know any of it for sure, mainly guessing by what made sense to her.

Wyatt sat himself on the ground right where he was. "We were trained to use guns, to smell out bombs and guns, to battle...why did the scientists never think to test what would happen if we were to be around the military dogs" he said, rather amused by the realization.