It's not a reaction that goes unnoticed, but Cayde doesn't broach the subject although he makes a mental note.
At least the way to the entertainment sector isn't difficult to navigate, and he doesn't blame 76 in the least for being wary about the surroundings. The Exo keeps his own gaze moving as he can, but he relies on his Ghost to notify him of anything unusual, tucked out of sight as it is. He's not letting the thing float about where someone might try grabbing it, after all.
While he doesn't catch sight of Calla, Cayde supposes it's all for the best as he makes himself comfortable. In the low lighting his eyes stand out all the more, glowing blue optics that tick over in the Soldier's direction once the man finally speaks up again. "Eh, picked it up here and there, self taught mostly." It's as honest an answer as he can come up with. He can't quite remember if he'd trained any and it transferred over when he became an Exo, or if it was part of programming, but he's sure that a lot comes from adapting to whatever slobbering things came out of the Darkness that were too numerous to keep back with gunfire.
"Yourself?" he asks, seeing it only fair to turn back the question.
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At least the way to the entertainment sector isn't difficult to navigate, and he doesn't blame 76 in the least for being wary about the surroundings. The Exo keeps his own gaze moving as he can, but he relies on his Ghost to notify him of anything unusual, tucked out of sight as it is. He's not letting the thing float about where someone might try grabbing it, after all.
While he doesn't catch sight of Calla, Cayde supposes it's all for the best as he makes himself comfortable. In the low lighting his eyes stand out all the more, glowing blue optics that tick over in the Soldier's direction once the man finally speaks up again. "Eh, picked it up here and there, self taught mostly." It's as honest an answer as he can come up with. He can't quite remember if he'd trained any and it transferred over when he became an Exo, or if it was part of programming, but he's sure that a lot comes from adapting to whatever slobbering things came out of the Darkness that were too numerous to keep back with gunfire.
"Yourself?" he asks, seeing it only fair to turn back the question.