The class had been an interesting experience. Showing some familiarity with the weapons of this area was useful, although she could have figured out most of that on her own. The first aid was extremely useful, however - despite what you might think, being a biologist didn't prepare you very well for human medicine, and neither did channeling void energy into warframes. For the exercise portion, Mag merely went through the motions - she didn't want to outshine the other students, but they were trivial to perform for her warframe. She spent most of that segment watching the other students performance.

Nonetheless, it was a lesson filled with lots of useful information, that Mag eagerly absorbed. Her visor spun with a subtle extra vigor as Poe approached her.

"For routine missions, with rookie Tenno," Mag admitted, bashfully. "In most cells I tend to take on a more supportive role. It's important to me that we never leave a Tenno behind."

She would often use Trinity for those types of missions. A warframe specializing in healing and warding. Mag was a bit more offensive in her abilities, although she could still use her polarization to revitalize her ally's shields in a pinch, or deflect incoming fire.