I'm immune to depression. Why don't you tell me all about it.

Another one for the books, then.

Definitely a story you can step-back from and give yourself a deserving pat-on-the-back for. Well written, a lot of novel ideas, great job with Shepard's interactions with both the crew and the squad.

Probably one of those stories I'll toss in my favorites and read when updates are slow.

Good work. I'll see you around MET:SA.

Not the way a hero should go... :(

So sad...

Suffocation (and/or drowning) has never seemed like one of the nicer ways to die in my eyes. Shepard has never been a lucky man.
Molto Bene work.
And now for something completely the sequel.

And that's the message Tali heard... Man... Now I can't wait to read on in S.A...
Funny though... I stopped reading this for some time because I thought it couldn't be ended well... yet, I stand corrected.

Sometimes, I love being wrong :)

Damn, man.

Bad way to go. Getting spaced is up there with drowning and fire.

Well, another good chapter. I suppose that means this story is done and you'll focus on MET:SA now?

Craaaaap... That was AWESOME!

... Damnnn...

Liked the last part especially.

The break seems to have worked, your writing has really improved.

So a civilian crewmember took down a collector with a screwdriver? That's pretty badass!

Great! I do wonder, who IS this guy?... Pressly?

Damn fine ending, to a damn fine story. Thank you. Well worth the read. I hope the epilogue will be up soon. Are you going to re-post you next story like you did this one or will we be able to jump right into it?

I loved the report that was filed. It sounded so real... wow. Great chapter.

Thx for the shout. That made my day.

Till next chapter