[ open ] Welcome to Chile, Cadets.

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Location: Valparaíso Shatterdome, Chile.
Date/Time: February 15th-28th.
Summary: The first shipment of recruits into the new Jaeger Academy program arrive. Some are staggered throughout the month, but they all have the same basic greeting. Here you are, there's where you sleep, here's what you wear, get going.
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The Shatterdome didn't look futuristic, swatches of metal and concrete transforming a portion of the harbor into five enormous bays. Nevermind that only two were currently in use. The stark greys stand out against the colorful face of the city, a hulking monolith that's been carved into the face of the city that had once upon a century been termed the Jewel of the Pacific.

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[secondtry]

After stifling a laugh, Mike crossed over to where the guy was rearranging his stuff. "Yeah, you're probably right," he said with a shake of his head. "Want me to show you how to arrange that military style? My years of being under a drill sergeant might as well come in useful for something."

It'd become habit. He still couldn't make a bed without military corners, even when he'd been living among civilians.

[nisemoron]

A scowl flashed across Yaichirou's face briefly. Even if he hadn't caught the stifled laugh, the implication that someone like him needed help with something so simple-- well. It was true, if he was being honest. Traceur was just being friendly, and he ought to take any advice offered if it would help him succeed. Temper and pride would be more of a hindrance than a help here. He nodded.

"Yes, that would be helpful. Thank you."

[secondtry]

That scowl followed by the seemingly unwilling capitulation had Mike smiling a little in understanding. "Just some tricks I learned," he said, and started pointing out tiny changes that made the overall arrangement fit together like a puzzle - just like the military liked it.