History Buff/Miniature Enthusiast,He/Him mid 20's

Extra:

I always get so happy when you swing by and ask me a question about my ocs, anon. ❤️

As for the question... I had to think about this one. Marika doesn't really stick around the Citadel a lot unless she has to. But there might be a couple things she's done that fit the bill.

Flirting with Garrus' mom the first time they meet. Not "lemme get you to bed" flirting, but definitely a little " ;) " to be kind and raise the mood. Mostly embarrassing for Garrus, I suppose.

Draw me like one of your Turian girls

I never posted part one because I'm absolutely terrible at backgrounds and ended up tracing some screenshots of Shepard's cabin from ME2.

Now that I'm a bit more confident in my 'skills', I might redraw it so it doesn't feel like cheating and cutting corners… we'll see.

A tiny spoiler below the cut. There's something infinitely adorable about a flustered Garrus.

Title: Operation Fire Cobra Claw

Rating: E

Word Count: 5,364

Summary:

Garrus had planned it - it was perfect. They served dextro and amino friendly foods, he had managed to sweet talk his way to the front of the substantial wait list for Shepard (okay name dropping Shepard), and no one was going to bother them. Turns out someone did bother Shepard, and Shepard? Well…there was a Shepard shaped hole in the floor and a minor water leak. Very minor. Now Garrus must plan another date night for Shepard but they seem to be on the tail on some shenanigans involving a krogan, a flaming C-Sec cop car, and a noodle incident....

Eh, fuck it

*chibifies your T'soni*

Self-indulgent bonus under the cut

American Cheese is a processed cheese made of Cheddar, Colby, or similar, combined with Sodium citrate. The Sodium citrate keeps the cheese fats from separating during the pasteurization process.

The patent for processing American Cheese was granted in 1916 to James L. Kraft, a Canadian of German descent who had immigrated to the US in 1904. Pasteurizing the cheese prevents it from spoiling, allowing it to be shipped farther and stored longer. It was actually WW1 that gave Kraft (and his company) their big break, as the US government provided cheese (in tins) to the armed forces abroad.

So no, Project Paperclip here, although the US Armed Forces and Germans were involved. His ancestors left Germany for Mennonite reasons, not because they were Nazis.