What did you do today in ME?

Morrighan Shepard, colonist, ruthless, Infiltrator

Everybody dead + low EMS to see Earth burn in ME3 playthrough

This is Virmire and this is my team to face 3 krogan battlemasters plus three jumping frogger (Atari^TM) sappers

Wrex is dead, Liara wasn't recruited yet, Kaidan is with Kirrahe and Ashley is arming the bomb.

I've forgot how cowardly Liara behave when you left her to be recrutied by last. LOL

Jeph Shepard, Spacer/Sentinel/Butcher of Torfan:

- Stopped by the Quarian Envoy Ship, one used for diplomatic purposes without bring people to the Migrant Fleet itself. What I learned was that, in the middle of a Reaper invasion, these idiots decided to start another war. With the geth. The geth who had proven to be superior to them in the past. Superior enough to oust them from their home world. So what happens? The geth get a signal from the Reapers that increases their abilities significantly and puts the entire Migrant Fleet at risk. The signal is coming from a geth dreadnought and I'm willing to go there to disable it. Upside here was that Tali was promoted to an admiral. Probably the only one who doesn't make emotionally charged decisions.
- Boarded the dreadnought with Tali and Kaidan. Data showed the Reapers were controlling the geth. No chance of convincing them to back down. Fought our way to where the signal was being transmitted. Got a hell of a shock.

- The Reapers were using Legion as the transmitter, though the geth itself hadn't willingly submitted; hence, the restraints. Legion did say the decision to ally with the Reapers had been difficult for the geth but they would never have done so if they hadn't been facing destruction. Tali was pissed because she had wanted to negotiate rather than fight. They called her a geth expert but weren't willing to follow her advice. Once Legion was free, it disabled the signal, the drive core, weapons and barriers. Seemed like it would be a fight out but nothing we couldn't handle - until Admiral Gerrel decided to fire on the ship while we were on board. I get that he wanted this thing destroyed but he could have waited five minutes for us to leave. Oh, there was going to be hell to pay for this.
- Gerrel tried to defend his actions. He didn't realize the him shooting on my wasn't the main issue (though I was pissed about that) but that he threw away the chance for the civilian ships to defeat. I punched him in the gut and threw him off my ship. I had a hard time believing Xen was arguing with me when she wanted me to hand over Legion. She thought she could "prove" Legion's loyalty somehow. Bullshit. She just wanted to take Legion apart. But Legion saved me ass on the derelict Reaper and again in escaping the dreadnought. That's all the proof I need.

- Headed to a turian/asari fuel depot that had gone offline. We'd be out of the war in this area with no fuel so it had to be reactivated. Another N7 and a squad she led were on site but not getting anywhere. James, Kaidan and I set out to find out the situation. We got the reactors activated and repaired some seals but Riley was getting overrun. I sent Kaidan to help out but was a little on edge when we lost communications. When I got to the rendezvous point, Kaidan, Riley and her team were all there. Mission successful.

- Wanted to stop by the Citadel and decided to see why Hackett so badly wanted me to meet with some scientist named Dr. Bryson. Before he could tell me much, his assistant Hadley murdered him. He spoke some strange words, almost like not himself. When we started the interrogation, he seemed very confused. Not exactly like indoctrination, where you start to believe differently, like you're stabbing allies in the back to save them from Reapers (TIM). This was more like mind control. He started telling us about Leviathan but then he said some more weird things and collapsed, almost like his mind had been shut down. Video logs between Bryson and Hackett said that the batarians had found a dead Reaper 20 year ago and "Leviathan" was what had done it. It was a Reaper-killer. Reapers were also shadowing Bryson's team, suggesting they were on to something.

Jeph Shepard:

- Wanted to help Legion prevent some of the geth under the control of the Reapers. It required the equivalent of wiping out a geth "city". It also meant putting my mind inside the geth consensus, a first for organics. Though, if what Javik said is true, the Zha'til beat me to the punch with organic/VI interface. Learned that the war between them started when a geth asked "Does this unit have a soul?" The geth also allowed the quarians to retreat rather than hunt them to extinction. Once the server was down and I was out multiple geth prime appeared. Legion said the geth inside the server had transferred to the primes and joined with Legion. There were once again two factions of geth. I sent them to work on the Crucible, bringing all the vast processing power of the geth to the table. When we returned to the Normandy, Legion showed the minds of geth with the Reaper upgrades. I'm not a scientist but there's no doubt I was seeing life, or at least thinking more like that of organics.

- Landed on the mining asteroid Mahavid in search of Dr. Garneau. Reapers were present, which was consistent with Bryson saying they had been shadowing his field teams. Encountered Reaper forces outside. Assumed the miners within had to be afraid. That wasn't what I encountered. They were like automatons, following a script, unemotional. Reminded me of Hadley. They had to be indoctrinated. They claimed not to know Garneau and every last one of them said we didn't belong. Elevator logs said otherwise, showing he'd used it within the past week. When we found Garneau, he claimed that the Leviathan was a myth. That contradicted a datapad we'd found where he sent out a message about a Leviathan artifact (like one in Bryson's lab) found here. Then he started talking strange, shattered the window and ran off. When we caught up to him he was near an artifact swarmed by husks. He blew up himself and the artifact. Javik found the body of what seemed to be the real Garneau. The miners then acted like they were coming out of a trance. They had never heard of Garneau or Reapers. Also thought it was 2176. We were no closer to finding Leviathan but it knew we were on its trail.

brfritos: Hm, tough to say. I know some folks in the old What did you do today thread did something like male/female team only, tech/biotic only etc, but since you want to keep Mordin alive it's hard to think of anything. You could of course still play FemShep and go for an all-male team. Maybe she just hates women

From last night:
"Hi Alec,
I'm back from the Migrant Fleet. That was truly something else.
Garrus accompanied Tali and me and when we docked we learned that Tali had been accused to bring active geth to the Migrant Fleet. The truth was that she did salvage geth parts because her father had ordered her to do so for a secret project he was working on. So it looked really bad, but she swore she disabled them all before sending them, and I knew Tali would never endanger the fleet like that. She always knows what she's doing when it comes to geth.
Unfortunately the members of the Admiralty Board didn't believe it and had already stripped Tali of her ship name, which meant they had basically given up on her. I met Tali's aunt (she isn't really, but Tali calls her that), Shala'Raan, and she told me that according to quarian customs, I, as Tali's new captain, would represent her during the trial.
I was quite nervous as I'm never too comfortable with crowds, and being among all those quarians didn't exactly help, but I did what I could. Of course we pleaded not guilty, Tali explaining that she only sent disabled parts and pieces, but that was when the admirals dropped the bomb on Tali that her father was likely dead. He had worked on a lab ship, and they told us that geth had ceased it. No one knew what had really happened there though, so we proposed to take back their ship, the Alarei, and find out what Tali's father did there. It was also a chance to clear Tali's name in case we found any evidence. We were allowed to go, but before that we spoke to the other admirals. The trial was overshadowed by political infighting, as each admiral had different ideas on what to do with the geth and their homeworld. Han'Gerrel wanted to go to war, Zaal'Koris favoured peace, Daro'Xen wanted to retake control over the geth. Raan was undecided on what to do.
Oh, and we met Veetor and Kal'Reegar again. Both were fine and I asked them to support Tali should it come to the worst.
Afterwards, we boarded a shuttle and headed to the Alarei. What we found was pretty much a disaster. Tali's father and his team had brought geth online from the parts Tali sent their way and tested new weapons on them in order to prepare for retaking their homeworld. Just that everything went wrong and the team was overrun by the geth. Everyone was killed, including Tali's father. I already knew they didn't have the best relationship, far from it actually, but of course Tali was upset when we found her father's body. He wanted to do right by her and build her a house on the homeworld. I promised Tali should it ever come to it, I'd help her retake the homeworld. It was all I could really do for her in that moment.
The data we found would bring out the truth about what happened on the lab ship, but Tali begged me to not say anything about what we found. Her father would be made an example, considered a traitor. I was conflicted on what to do. Presenting the evidence would've cleared Tali, but I didn't want to hurt her by ignoring her plea. So when we were back I tried to rally the crowd, reminded them what they all owe to Tali, how she helped me defeat Saren. I was so glad that Veetor and Kal'Reegar spoke up on her behalf. Their words seemed to get through to the admirals and they found Tali innocent.
I have to say, while it was interesting to get this peek into quarian culture, I really don't want to ever have to do something like that again. It felt really strange. I'm just glad it's over. And Tali is allright, all things considered.
I have another problem now though. Grunt is getting more aggressive and neither he nor EDI know why that is. We need to go to Tuchanka soon and try to find out what's happening with him. I really hope he can behave himself so I don't have to restrain him.
Talk to you soon.

-Dee"

Pics again:


Whew, it was really close a couple of times and damn, Garrus goes down quite often compared to other squadmates. He's so squishy
I also did Anomalous Weather and got killed once. I have no idea why, but suddenly geth appeared behind me. I really don't know how they could ambush me, that never happened to me before.

I don't think it will work, because this femShep will date Traynor for the white picket fences in ME3.
I know what I'm gonna do to maintain at least some coherence: all humans will die and only the aliens I've never encountered before will survive.

So Tali and Garrus will turn into reaper paste and Legion, Samara, Grunt, Thane along with Mordin will survive.

Like James say "there goes the easy way". Crap. 

I imported Ahmed Shepard into ME3 today. He is now an honorary Drell Adept (Pull, Reave, Cluster grenades), the whole reason I started this playthrough. Sometimes I am stupid. Speaking of me being stupid...

I was going to start the playthrough yesterday, but then my ME:A Strike Teams reached the 200 reward limit, so I was forced to start an ME:A single player game so I could claim the rewards. That took a few hours.

But then tonight I finally imported Ahmed into ME3, survived the Reaper invasion of Earth and got off Vancouver with Kaidan and James. Ahmed was heading to the Citadel to ask the Council for help, when Hackett called and ordered him to Mars, where Dr. T'Soni had found something in the archives.

On Mars, Ahmed ran headlong into Cerberus as they were killing Alliance personnel. Ahmed killed them, then found Liara as she was running away from Cerberus. Liara explained she had found Prothean blueprints for a device that could potentially kill the Reapers. Ahmed then sent James back to the shuttle because he was killing the whole "Biotic Death Squad" vibe.

On the way to the archives, they discovered that a Cerberus mole named Dr. Eva Core was responsible for letting Cerberus into the base and sabotaging the facility to kill more Alliance personnel.

Ahmed eventually made it to the archives, just in time for the Illusive Man to call in. The Illusive Man did not want the Reapers destroyed because he wanted to control them instead. If that plan was like other Cerberus projects, then it stood a good chance to fail. Ahmed tried convincing the Illusive Man that destroying the Reapers was the better option, but the Illusive Man disagreed.

Then they discovered that Eva was downloading and erasing the Prothean data. Eva ran away and they chased after her. Eventually she made it to a Cerberus shuttle and it looked like she was going to escape, but James swooped in with a shuttle and knocked it out of the air. Then Eva emerged from the wreckage, revealing herself (itself?) as a robot, likely an artificial intelligence. It injured Kaidan, then attacked Ahmed.

Remember when I said I was stupid? Well, I forgot about how you pretty much need the Predator pistol to beat Eva? Well, I forgot about that and was using the Acolyte, so it was impossible for me to beat Eva, although I gave it my best shot. I eventually had to replay Mars again because my last save was just before the archives after I had already picked up the Vindicator but did not change my inventory. On the second try I made sure to use the Predator.

Then Ahmed went to the Citadel where Kaidan was rushed to the hospital. Ahmed spoke with Commander Bailey, and is now prepared to go speak with the Council.

Melody Shepard, Colonist/Sole Survivor/Infiltrator, ME3 Insanity:

EMS at this point: 2641.

The Normandy rendezvoused at Earth with the combined galactic fleet. The plan was for the fleet to engage the Reaper forces, keeping them occupied while infiltration teams were shuttle-dropped to take out the AA cannons defending London. Knowing that her human colleagues would want an opportunity to send the Reapers packing, Melody chose Kaidan and James to accompany her.

The squad landed in the middle of a battlefield, but fought their way to the nearby AA cannon, recovering heavy weapons from a downed shuttle. A single blast from an M-920 Cain was enough to demolish the cannon; a second Cain dealt handily with a nearby Banshee and her entourage. Their mission complete, the squad were extracted by shuttle, greeted by Admiral Anderson in person, and flown to the Alliance's Forward Operating Base. (Zero deaths, this was easier than I remember it being, despite the screen-shake from the AA cannon making sniping rather irritating).

The situation was grave: even with the AA guns offline, only 40% of the "Hammer" ground forces had made it to the base. Krogan and turian infantry were on site, led by Wreav and Primarch Victus himself. It turned out that Palaven was in as bad a state as Earth; the krogan reinforcements had been less effective than hoped due to Wreav's failure to unite the clans under his rule. Wreav remarked that none of the women in his harem had become pregnant yet, putting it down to his intimidating presence. Melody said nothing; it seemed that her betrayal had accomplished little.

With the help of a friendly communications tech, Melody said her last goodbyes to her absent colleagues via QEC Skype, heartened to see so many once-troubled souls now giving it their all in the battle; Jack, Miranda, even Zaeed. Kasumi assured her that the Crucible was ready, though the boffins still hadn't figured out what it was going to do.

There was a little time to speak with the squad in person. James was angry about what the Reapers had done to his homeworld. Kaidan was honest about not expecting to survive, but realized that he had very few regrets with how his life has turned out. Garrus wryly invited Melody for drinks at a bar in heaven. Liara mind-melded with her friend: this time, not to sort out a jumble of Prothean images, but to share memories. EDI came the closest that she was able to confessing fear. Tali wanted to know whether Melody was okay, vowing to back her Captain to the end.

The mission plan, such as it was, was for all allied forces to push towards the conduit beam connecting London with the Citadel; anyone who made it there was to attempt to get the Citadel arms open to allow the Crucible to dock. The Normandy squad were to take a path right down the middle of No-Man's Land. Another year, another suicide mission...

Before ordering Kaidan and Liara to grab their gear to accompany her for one last time, Melody rallied her squad with the last rousing speech that she would ever deliver.

Things to look at:

Michael hung out with the kids today. First he delivered some long range cookies to Jack then took baby boy out to play with some bugs. That was supposed to be all, but then he saved some peeps on Benning, distracted some turrets on Tuchanka, got a soaked squad and watched some dancers. They didn't have much crawl space in the first two games did they? Maybe on the platforms on Omega. Must investigate sometime soon.

After a good eyeful it was time to walk without a rhythm, because Michael wanted to attract the worm . Found a new gun. Phalanx. Guess it always there and I always walk past it. Weird to not shoot Mordin. At least he didn't sing.
Eve didn't make it either and left me with her scary scene. Her eyes are closed at the start, then they toss the fire in and her eyes open. OH NO she's still alive! Put out the fires! Then she closes her eyes once more as the flames consume her. Those Krogans are brutal.
But Wrex and Michael are now back to being buddies. Or well, they wont have the sexy shoot out later. Which is a pity.
Traynor then sent Michael to bed without dinner. Better dreams is still awesome, but Spice Girls is not a fitting background track for it.

Then back to the Citadel for some chips and soda while next move is planned. Some Cerberus jerks were hogging the dispenser, so they were shot on sight! But yeah, priority Citadel went well. Even had a funny moment when Michael disabled the atlas at the same time as Bailey said his “Got a ride for you” line. An atlas? You spoil me
Did not shoot Kaidan but gave him no reason to trust Michael. Pointed the gun at him the whole time, had Edi in the team and tried to Renegade him down. He learned from the first playthrough that Michael would shoot him in the kidneys, so he cleverly backed down. Then in the aftermath talk, he actually wanted to go back on the Normandy. Kaidan no! Michael was super mean to you and tried to shoot you, you can get mad! Still took him with. Need Reavers to reave after all.

Took Kaidan to visit some robots with Tali. And oh dear, Michael is surrounded by neeeeerds. Wrapped up the Rannoch arc quickly. Noticed a line with Legion, where Michael commented that the sniper rifle the agricultural unit used to defend itself was similar to the one Legion used. Efficient model indeed. Now Michael has both robots and suit-bots in his army.

Once more back to the Citadel and at long last, he got the last romance scene with Kelly. It was sweet. So now this run is also a bit on ice, but more in a “saving it for a rainy day” because head poppin' is just sublime. And I think Back off added a few extra touches to the romance as well. So tiny bits of sweetness tempting me on.

One picture for the road. It's a pity Michael's name isn't Vance. Or any name with a V I guess. Since he made a fancy letter via chunky Cerberus goon.

Melody Shepard, Colonist/Sole Survivor/Infiltrator, ME3 Insanity (mostly):

Melody and her biotic boom squad crossed No Man's Land, fighting their way towards the Conduit through fierce resistance from Reaper ground troops. A Reaper destroyer was guarding the Conduit, requiring the squad to defend a Thanix missile battery while EDI computed a firing solution. The fighting was intense, but the squad prevailed, and Melody added another notch to her tally of destroyed Reapers. (Zero deaths, though it got really dicey at the very end when I facetanked Banshee warps while legging it to the missile truck).

Unfortunately, Harbinger took up position behind the Conduit, requiring the squad to make a desperate dash while avoiding its Wave Motion Gun. Kaidan and Liara were injured when a Mako fell on them; Melody saw them extracted safely to the Normandy before resuming her run. A direct hit from Harbinger would have killed her if not for her Lazarus augmentation; a lone Marauder put up some half-hearted resistance, but she shot it in the face and made it aboard the Citadel, badly wounded but still moving. (Kicked the difficulty down to Narrative just for Marauder Shields; doing that bit on Insanity once was quite enough )

Melody found Admiral Anderson in the Citadel control room, unable to open the Citadel's arms due to interference from the Indoctrinated Man, whose Reaper augmentations permitted him to manipulate dark energy and physically control others. To demonstrate his power, he forced Melody to shoot Anderson, mortally wounding him. His ranting about controlling the Reapers became less and less rational as Melody needled him; his momentary loss of control over Melody was all the time she needed to shoot her erstwhile benefactor.

With the Citadel arms open, all seemed lost when the docked Crucible failed to do anything. Faint from blood loss, Melody collapsed next to Anderson's body and waited for death; perhaps the next cycle would succeed where she had failed. A synthetic voice brought her to her senses. Using an avatar resembling the boy whom she saw die in Vancouver, and who had haunted her dreams ever since, the Catalyst AI revealed itself. It confirmed the Leviathans' story about the purpose of the Reapers and itself, and stated that the cycles were now at an end: the Crucible and Shepard had changed the parameters of its mission.

Melody listened as the AI explained that the Crucible could release vast amounts of energy into the galaxy via the relay network, which could accomplish one of three things: destroying the Reapers and all traces of synthetic life influenced by them; removing the distinction between organic and synthetic life, rendering the conflict moot; or taking control of the Reapers, replacing the Catalyst with Melody's own consciousness, at the cost of her corporeal existence. She considered the options; too big a decision for one person to make, yet here she was.

Destroying the Reapers would complete the mission, but the collateral damage would be too great. EDI had already expressed a willingness to die in the name of freedom; but the geth would have to die too. Having caused one genocide by killing the rachni queen, and been a willing accomplice in the genophage betrayal that might doom the krogan, Melody had no desire for her final act to be yet another genocide.

The Catalyst stated that organic-synthetic synthesis was inevitable, but could not be forced. Melody had heard enough of inevitability; the Reapers had stated that the harvest was inevitable; the Leviathans had said the same about organic-synthetic conflict. But didn't the peace between the quarians and geth, unprecedented in galactic history, prove that such conflict was not inevitable? And as for force: the merits of synthesis notwithstanding, would Melody not be forcing it upon the people of the galaxy?

(My attempt to keep the EMS too low to unlock Synthesis was a complete failure, then )

So, as she took hold of the control console, Melody allowed herself a brief smile at the irony of it all. Her former ally and benefactor, despite how far he had fallen and how evil his motivations may have been, had ultimately arrived at the correct conclusion. Project Lazarus would fulfil his mission in a way that even his vision had never considered.

And so the survivor of Mindoir; of Akuze; of the Sovereign crisis; and of the Omega-4 suicide mission survived once again. Transcending the limits of organic existence, Melody Shepard survived physical death and ascended into eternity.

The energy pulse ripped through the mass relay network, damaging each relay in turn. Every Reaper that it touched immediately disengaged from combat and retreated, stopping only to repair the relays before retreating to dark space. Every husk that it touched broke off from the ground war and fled.

The galaxy's new goddess vowed never to forget the struggles fought and sacrifices made in the name of freedom. She resolved to be a strong leader, using her army of Reapers to defend the people of the galaxy and destroy all who would see them harmed.

From her transcendent vantage point, everywhere and nowhere, she saw them all. She saw the krogan return from fighting to their devastated homeworld, wondering why the genophage still cursed them. She saw the quarians and geth, Creators and Creation, living side-by-side on their shared homeworld. She saw the people of Earth rebuilding their war-ravaged planet. And, on a solitary frigate making repairs on a backwater jungle planet, she saw the people whom she had left behind holding a simple memorial service in her honour.

"If I should leave this lonely world behind, your voice will still remember our melody..."

Things to look at:


And so ends Melody Shepard's story. I hope you've enjoyed the writeups and the pictures

I started this playthrough in late February. Although I had three more playthroughs planned, realistically I don't think I can do them at the pace I play. If I were to attempt them, I'd be here until 2020! I'm certainly not up for starting another right now; I enjoy playing, but I'm nevertheless kinda burned out.

Perhaps I will start another one around N7 day...

In my experience. Yes, yes so much yes. So many tears on insanity and only a single one on casual. Not even giving him a chance on the ones between. 

He and the three musketeers need more shots. Think the trio needs two head shots each and he needs like 6-7 head shots and probably more if you are aiming at the torso, while he only needs around 3 on narrative. His stun period is also shorter and I think there is a higher miss penalty. If you miss like two shots, he kills you. Which is just great news, especially if you've got the shakes. 

Ahmed Shepard:
1. Met with the Citadel Council, but they refused to help Earth until they could secure their own borders. Luckily for Ahmed, the Turian councillor - who seems much more agreeable than the last Turian councillor -- told him how he could get help. The council races were preparing a war summit. Ahmed's job: rescue the Turian Primarch from Palaven and get him to the summit. A grateful Primarch would be a good ally and would help reclaim Earth from the Reapers.

2. Back on the Normandy, Ahmed tried to get some much-needed rest, but he had a bad dream and so he did not get much rest. Then it was time to walk around the Normandy and meet some of the crew. He ended up getting into a little sparring match with James, but being cooped up for a few months left him rusty and James got in a few hits.

3. Ahmed toured the galaxy, looking for resources.

4. Ahmed landed on Manae (Palaven's largest moon) to look for the Primarch. It was a mess. The Reapers were there in force and the Turians were getting anhiliated. More bad news: the Primarch had been killed. With som many Turians dying, it was difficult to know who the next Primarch was going to be and the communications were also down.

5. Ahmed fixed the communications tower, and after contacting Turian command it was determined that the next Primarch was General Adrien Victus. Garrus then showed up and offered to help. Then Joker called and said the Normandy was experiencing trouble, so Liara went back to check it out. With Garrus' help, Ahmed and James rescued Victus from Reaper forces. Victus was thankful and a little overwhelmed at the thought of being the next Primarch. Then Victus stated they needed the Krogan to help: if the Krogan could take the heat off Palaven, it would allow the Turian forces to help elsewhere.

6. Ahmed explored more of the galaxy, looking for more resources.

7. Then it was back to the Citadel. Ahmed managed to help Aria out with some merc groups and helped a Salarian Spectre track down an indoctrinated Hanar operative. Unfortunately, the Hanar uploaded a virus offworld to the Hanar's automated defenses before they could stop him. Ahmed met with Kaidan as he recovered. Udina had offered Kaidan a Spectre position and Kaidan was considering the offer.

8. Back on the Normandy, Specialst Traynor told Ahmed about a distress call from Grissom Academy that she thought was a fake. Ahmed checked it out and sure enough: Cerberus was there. Inside they found Cerberus abducting students. Ahmed and his squad managed to rescue most of the survivors, including David Archer.

9. Ahmed went back to Citadel to talk with Aria again. This time she outlined her plan to retake Omega from Cerberus and asked for Ahmed's help. Ahmed agreed since a Cerberus-controlled Omega meant trouble for the galaxy.

10. Then Ahmed met with Dr. Garret Bryson, a researcher on Omega. Bryson claimed he was searching for unexplained creature sightings as a way to stop the Reapers. But before he could tell more, he was killed by his assistant. When interrogating his assistant, the assistant claimed to have no knowledge of killing Dr. Bryson, and then he started babbling nonsense before he went into some kind of coma. After searching the office, Ahmed discovered the location of their best lead: a Dr. Garneau who claimed to have found something.

11. Ahmed met with Kaidan -- now a Spectre -- before he left the hospital. Ahmed congratulated Kaidan on the new position, but quietly he felt that Kaidan was undeserving of the Spectre title.

12. More exploring in the galaxy.

13. Ahmed and his team raided a Cerberus Lab after a tip from Admiral Hackett. The lab was studying Reaper tech. They managed to grab some samples then get out before the seemingly endless supply of Cerberus troops overwhelmed them.

14. Ahmed returned to the Citadel and delivered some packages to people.