The Fact That Tech Immediately Jumped After Omega When She Fell In The Crossing Shows Hes Already Willing

The fact that Tech immediately jumped after Omega when she fell in “The Crossing” shows he’s already willing to sacrifice himself for his family.

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POV: Wrecker spoke.

/Lh 😂. Happy Tech Tuesday!

Head Canon accepted. It’s clearly just true. Tracks with my own.

Tech was the straight A student who drove his teachers BONKERS.

But it wasn't because of any disruptive behavior in class or anything (Tech learned early on to save his more interesting experiments for after hours, and he was most talkative when he was just with his brothers with whom he is most comfortable). Wrecker was the most disruptive one, Crosshair was rebellious but was quiet about it. No, Tech was actually pretty quiet in class, sitting in the back with his datapad and engaging in his own research, not paying the slightest bit of attention to the lesson at hand.

The first time a teacher realized he wasn't engaged in the lecture, the teacher pop quizzed him with the intent of embarrassing him to teach him a lesson. This plan backfired spectacularly when Tech's answer turned into an info dump covering all the material planned for the next three lectures.

Later, another teacher confiscated Tech's data pad in an attempt to get him to pay attention. The data pad was returned within fifteen minutes when the teacher got fed up with Tech interrupting every thirty seconds with a factual correction ("Technically...")

After the first semester, when Tech passed all his written exams with a minimum score of 150%, the teachers gave up and left him in peace in the lecture classes.

Some of the teachers secretly harbored hopes that Tech wouldn't be quite as brilliant in the practical/physical classes. These hopes were dashed within the first day, when Tech knew enough about ships and piloting to be placed in the fifth level (out of seven levels) on day one, proved to be an expert at dodging hits given how agile he was (and given how many times he'd had to dodge the reg cadets aiming for his goggles during fights), and started giving the instructors tips on how to more efficiently handle their blasters.

Same, Omega. Same ❤️

So true