Naturally, she was already calculating the risks of the trip, and things they needed to consider if they were to actually go through with the task. She tapped her finger on the panel, biting her lip and considering the possibilities. “Well, we can’t just get up and go. We need to have enough food, water, we need to make sure we can actually make it there. If the boats don’t work we need to make sure we can make it back. And even if they do, we don’t want to get stranded so we need to be able to survive a situation where we do, you know? Plus, even after the boat, we would need to find the actual place on foot, and still have resources to live. We need to plan everything  out.” She flicked through different possibilities in her mind, though was interrupted by Arc stepping closer.<br/><br/>“You do control your destiny, you just haven’t done anything to change it,” she winked, shrugging with a smile. She watched him stare into her gaze, furrowing her eyebrows with a smile, tilting her head. She was taken subtly offguard when he pressed his lips to her, but easily melted into his kiss. She was also a bit surprised when he placed his hand on her waist, even if it was barely touching. He didn’t seem to know what to do with them, whether he wanted to or not, but she didn’t push him to do anything. Her hand that wasn’t planted on the console gently held his cheek, along his jawline, her lips moving in sync with his. If they were in a movie, fireworks would be going off in the distance. She let herself push a little further, deepening the kiss and running her tongue on his bottom lip, leaning against the console. She was addicted to him, everything about him. The way he smelt, the way he spoke, moved, everything. She eventually broke the kiss by placing a hand on his chest, needing some air. She was breathing heavily, a grin creeping up on her face as she laughed, leaning her head on his shoulder for a moment before looking back up. “You know, you’re not half bad,” she teased, winking.<br/><br/>She ran her hand through her hair, sighing happily before pushing herself off the console, turning back and looking at it. “If we are serious about this though, we need to figure out how we are going to do this for real. No winging this, a well thought out plan.” She nodded, standing up straight and backing next to him, crossing her arms and glancing over. She reached out and placed her hand behind his shoulder, trailing it across his back a few times before dropping it. “Maybe they have running water, I would kill for a shower,” she smirked, walking out of the room. She stretched and walked back to the table, pulling her jacket over herself. It was getting chilly, and she hated being cold. “The wind is really picking up, I think It’s going to freeze more than usual tonight.”