He watched as she put her hand up in surrender, indicating to him that she meant no harm. That didn't drop his guard though. He seemed to be ever vigilant, even when it wasn't particularly necessary. Keeping his eyes on her, he watched as she was moving her hands around. He couldn't see the datascape anymore, but he knew what it looked like when someone was using it. The chip he had implanted became corrupted and had nearly killed him. Thanks to his mother, he had it removed immediately and never missed it for a second, until now He wondered what she was trying to do, but it became apparent when he saw the screen beside her turn on. He read the words as they appeared on the screen, nodding to show that he understood. That meant that asking her about anything was no use. She only knew as much as he did as this point.<br/><br/>Luckily, it only seemed like a day that he was gone. He could still remember things about the ship, like how to get from place to play, but his memory was still a little hazy. he followed the girl to the grav lift that would take them to the bridge and once it began moving, he was able to see into the other chambers as well. Every one of them has been massacred. It didn't seem like there were any survivors. Judging by the state of the pods, anyone that had survived would definitely be awake and moving around. He didn't want to believe it, but that meant it was a possibility that there was no one left on the ship. It was still running though, wasn't it? So there had to be<span style="font-style: italic">someone</span>else there, or so he thought.