Yossar had finished going over the request for a while now, there weren't many of them, most request either go to the police or directly to a agency. What was taking him so long is that he just couldn't decide. For all he knew a choice here could be the difference between becoming the foremost team on Illium, and walking old ladies home through bad neighborhoods. He just wasn't sure, he needed guidance.
He dimmed the lights in his office, and knelt on the floor, and envisioned in his head the image of The Dawn Breaker's spirit. When in boot camp he imagined the camp's spirit to be a tall regal turian, who held a book of learning in his hands. When he was moved to a Cabal he imagined, a shadowy vaporous turian, who stood silent and stoic. Now he couldn't think of what to imagine. At first he saw a turian, but then his face warped into a visor, it's back grew into a shell, while two horns grew from it's head, and it's hand turned from talons to five fingered hands. The image continued to shift, it was weak like the bonds that held the team together, Yossar couldn't hear what it was saying. Then the spirit exploded into a cloud of blue smoke, in the cloud there was a void. Yossar snapped out of the trance, and he knew what the spirit meant.
"Missing, blue." He mouthed silently. Bolting to his feet he ran to his desk, and looked through the listings until he found the right request.
Code:
Thirty year old Asari-volus maiden, Heira Lon, went missing three days ago, reward for finding her: 50,000 credits.
Yossar looked at the data-pad again with new intensity, originally he had passed it over thinking that probably she had just gotten lost and would probably turn up soon, probably unharmed and only a little scared. Yossar felt like
probably was impossible. He got on the intercom.
"Everyone, we've got a job, meet me in the briefing room in 5 minutes."
Yossar descended down the stairs to prepare the meeting room, which was a small corner of the base that held eleven chairs set around a holo-projector. He began to upload the information to the projector while he waited for the others.