Tarin smiled lazily, a mug in her hand. She took a few great chugs, finishing her drink. That was it. The last of what she could afford. It was enough for her though, she was dizzy and her vision was blurry. It was just enough to put her a bit passed the "buzzed" phase. She stood, wobbly, but still standing. Her commpad chirped at her. Gar wanted them back. She sighed, that was early. He wouldn't be happy. No doubt Schrodinger was fast at work, trying to make whatever repairs that were needed for the trip. She slowly made her way back to her shuttle.<br/><br/>She crawled into the small compact passenger skiff that was part and parcel of the Twilight Wind. With a simple command the ship shuttled her back to the Twilight. She tugged at the bottom of her dress, it barely covered her, and rode up as she sat. Red hair curled down her back, and her commpad sat nestled in her lap. Normally pale cheeks were flushed from her consumption of beverages. She sent a quick missive to Schrodinger, with Gar in his mood she'd rather Schrodinger helped her to her room so she could sober up some before Gar got into one of his "Lectures". Her missive read: On my way, drunk. Can you help me to my room?<br/><br/>Hopefully he could, if not she would probably get caught stumbling down the corridor, holding onto the wall for dear life as the floor tried to hit her in the face. Okay maybe she was more than just "Buzzed". The shuttled had just docked with the Twiilight when she unbuckled and stood, holding onto the sides to wobble out. She carefully stepped into the air vac, and waited. Once the inner room cleared, it blinked a green light and the door opened. She stumbled into the inner room and began making her way to her room. Praying to the stars that Schrodinger would find her and hopefully not Gar. She winced, she would not like to hear his displeasure quite yet. Maybe after the hangover business was done? She giggled. Probably not! She sank to the floor, knees going weak. She didn't ever drink. So the two mugs she had had hit her like a ton of quantum bricks.