Major Miles Devian, as a SpecOps officer, has access to plenty of classified data. He's not a psyker, though.

(The UEF-related files that Devian has access to are outdated, as he's actually at the Eden colony, which has been out of contact with the UEF for about a year. Any other files are specific to the Eden government.)

Hey guys, sorry, I've been on vacation but just got my internet up down here in florida.

"now, do talusians have psychics?
I keep forgetting."

Nope. None what so ever :\

Uhm and what do you need the Officer for?

heh....

Well then Colonel Rhuta Vance of the Dominion's Imperial Guard ought to do quite nicely for you then. Oh, and she's obviously not a psyker.

haha

I LIED

Welcome back (again )!

matthias completly ignore the cy'tan fighting and go help ur puny little friends

folding, slowly but they are

Completely? It does. Sgt. Orkin hadn't received his share of uber-armor - or a weapon - when he died.

Simple brainwashing, though, is a much more efficient process...

(Carl's a Vortigaunt in disguise! )

Well, i got a new computer, so i should be more active, though if i didn't know Matt as well, I'd almost say this was dead >_>

I wrote up this section, then realized it didn't make sense, but will save the prose anyway.

"What are you doing?" Carl asked.

Logan worked serenely, surrounded by a cloud of light. "Do you want to be God? Then be God. Don't beat around the bush. You'll only have this chance once, Carl." He smiled. "That's my philosophy, anyway. You can be all stuck-up and moral if you want, but last I checked, that's not how the military works."

Carl, exasperated, asked, "Why are you always right?"

Logan shrugged. "I'm not. I just pretend to be. Sometimes I even get lucky."

The bridge lights began flashing red, and Carl felt himself suddenly becoming very warm. He felt the energy pulsing through the Heleriya's veins as Logan charged up an attack that could never be used again.

From somewhere on the Heleriya's bow, a beam of blinding light shot forth from the Heleriya and stabbed the largest ship in the Seraphim fleet. Upon impact, the beam splintered in all directions, cleanly piercing through all of the nearby Seraphim ships; each time a beam hit a ship, the light splintered again, so in the end the whole thing looked like a massive tree of light that whited out the sensors of every other starship nearby.

When the human starships could sense anything meaningful again, there was no Seraphim fleet.

Carl turned to Logan. "Did I just see you godmode?"

Logan shrugged. "I've always wanted to do that."

Carl shook his head disapprovingly. "You need to, like, not do that ever again."

"I wasn't planning to."