[Whatever he says, however experienced he might be - it doesn't really do much to change her mind. Kaburagi is a commanding officer, or as close to one as they're likely to get in the CDC. He's supposed to be looking out for his people where the Instructors either can't or, more likely in her mind, don't care to.
It's Kotetsu's job to keep tabs on his people, to know things like who hasn't been sleeping, to know them well enough to tell that kind of thing from just looking at them. It's not a big unit. To her mind - unfair as it is - it shouldn't be that hard.
Maybe some of that strict expectation shows in her face, but it isn't really meant for him. After a moment, Shepard sits back, scuffs the heel of her hand absently across the underside of her jaw.]
Probably a good plan. Next time I tell you to talk to someone, maybe think about doing it?
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It's Kotetsu's job to keep tabs on his people, to know things like who hasn't been sleeping, to know them well enough to tell that kind of thing from just looking at them. It's not a big unit. To her mind - unfair as it is - it shouldn't be that hard.
Maybe some of that strict expectation shows in her face, but it isn't really meant for him. After a moment, Shepard sits back, scuffs the heel of her hand absently across the underside of her jaw.]
Probably a good plan. Next time I tell you to talk to someone, maybe think about doing it?