It's not easy being team leader

[empress_without_a_throne]

[The stuff with Ken's fistfight and the discussion that followed has left Mizuki with some things to seriously mull over as she walks the halls of the Sakihama base.  Her DEEP IN THOUGHT look's only undermined by the cup of some... thing in a salty broth she's occasionally slurping.]

... Director, I hope you know what you're doing, sending him here when he's like this.  Then again...



Beggars can't be choosers, can they?  Just hope he gets his head on straight, for everyone's sake.

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[empress_without_a_throne]

... I was actually meaning teamwork within my own little group. Sara, Ken, and myself... we've only participated on one mission together and we weren't exactly coordinated during it.

Gotta learn to crawl before walking, after all.

[ugyuuya]

Hmm... Well TSF teams tend to foster that type of relationship by training recruits in squads from the very beginning through to final graduation to actual active duty but that's not actually feasible for you guys at this point I'd think.

Simulators may be difficult if what I've heard rumors of is true but any training exercises you can get involved in or arrange on your own for your team will help. Perhaps more than anything is just talking, you're not a formal military unit so the briefing structure isn't there like it is for Argos flight or some of the other units here but even just reserving one of the rooms and going over the old combat data and discussing why each of you did what you did can really help. If you know and understand why your team mates did something it will help you predict actions in similar situations down the road.