As the lunch period drew on more general conversation about the exams just gave way to more general chitchat about where everyone was from and what's driving them into the intelligence sector, not so much who recruited them, though that came up, just more about why. Most answers boiled down to a new sense of patriotism, a desire to go above the basic commands of service in the military. Some like I.F. who were recently naturalized citizens and most native born and of course many of them had parents who served during the war. One, ironically enough was from Kemono, a young kid when that raid went down but today not privy to all the details of why that happened. "so now I would like to make sure nobody can do that to my fellow countrymen again" she said.
Before too long though, the lunch period was over it was onto the next phase, tests. The good thing was, most were already educated, not to say everyone was going to ace this test but at least they had enough grasps to score a decent variety of ranges. Times up, the proctor called. Now the next question, whom among them were familiar with computers or rather not at all and much dismay this was a case where most raised their hands. A handful were at least savvy enough thanks to things like Naval Radar training or weather reporting of the like.
