"Well I just learned myself but you can call me Pax," they say in response to Emilie with an inviting smile. They noted the more serious or potentially curious tone for the next question. Pax thought back to their rest from before. They have some rememberings of vague and hazy visions but has one very vivid memory too. It was the most vivid thing that Pax had so they made a mental note to write it down later.<br/><br/>“I think I did,” Pax lowered their voice and leaded in towards Emilie, “I wouldn’t call it strange exactly, though. I think it was kind of calming but it was a little off putting before I woke up.” They paused for a moment, "I bet we all had dreams like that. There's probably a reason for it, like maybe our memories are still there just we can't reach them. Our brains usually use memories to construct dreams so if its lacking memories then you'd think that it would just make stuff up. Or maybe it can reach some memories but only in dreams..." Pax stopped the waterfall of words with a shake of their head.<br/><br/>Pax thought for a moment about their dream. The whole scene was as surreal as most dreams happened to be— not that they could remember any others specifically. Pax remembered the serenity and then the destruction. Although everything seemed to go up into flames, the calmness of it all never went away. There was a reassurance in the inevitability. They wondered if the setting of the dream actually existed or if that vision tied Pax to their forgotten past. That seemed poetic but unlikely. The place seemed familiar but not like a home.<br/><br/>“You know, I think I might go explore around our dorms. Do you want to come with? We can keep talking.” There was so much around to see and look at that Pax wanted to learn it all. Since they were all going to be on this ship for a while, it made sense to start treating it like home. Pax stood and threw out the empty cake package. Looking around, they noticed that even this room has places left to explore. Getting into a change of clothes or at least seeing their own space seemed more interesting to the space cadet, though.