A sigh of contentment left Garridan's lips as he stood up for the umpteenth time, running an arm across his brow to wipe the perspiration from it. He was currently in the engine room, and had just finished the last of his inspections; all in all, the work had probably taken at least an hour. Though the outer hull of the ship had been left intact, as far as he could tell, there were some bits and pieces on the inside that fell out of place during the crash, and some parts needed some basic repairs. His years as a mechanic made this simple, however, especially given the leftover toolkit he had acquired during his examination. His shirt was now stained in spots with whatever oils and fluids found their way out during the ship's impact (though their respective leaks had since been fixed,) and a wide grin snaked its way across his face as he slipped off the pair of gloves he found, tucked them into his pocket, and made his way up the ladder that led back to the main level. It had been a long time since he<span style="font-style: italic">looked</span>the part of a mechanic, and it felt like somewhat of a personal triumph.<br/><br/>After closing the hatch to engineering, Garridan made his way back through the ship, eventually ending up at the cockpit where the others were gathered. The group size had grown exponentially in his time away, and some of them seemed to have broken into one of the supply food containers, an act which he couldn't help but chuckle at. He waited a moment for an opportune time to interrupt, then spoke. "Well," he began, crossing his arms and leaning against the nearby wall. As he continued, he set his mouth into a line, as close to a frown as he could manage. "I have good news and bad news. The good news is that, as far as I can tell, the ship is ready to fly. The bad news.." At this point, he paused for a moment, taking on an expression as if the next thing was difficult to say. As he began speaking, however, a smirk formed on his lips; "Is that this shirt is probably never going to be clean again."