Gwendel turned to Lya when she returned and accepted the list of items she'd made. His eyebrows rose a bit as he scanned the account; there was more on board than he would have expected. "Well thank you," he said to her. "There's more here than I would have expected. Some very useful things as well." She went to do her own thing and ended up summoning a reaction from Garridan. Their leader (if he wasn't already, he probably would be soon) touched on many details and things that needed to be done. One in particular caught his interest.<br/><br/>"I'd be interested in learning how to operate the ship," he volunteered, smiling brightly and raising a hand for playful emphasis. "I don't think I'd be much of a pilot, but I'm sure there's something I could help with." he smiled playfully, "I know math through pre-calculus if that makes a difference."<br/><br/>----------------------------<br/><br/>Ikuto could hear from his room that Garridan was preparing for another speech. He figured it might be important, so he got up and made his way to where he could clearly hear what was going on.<span style="font-style: italic">So, we need water, we have to make sure there's enough food, and we need more people to work the ship. Guess I gotta help with something, at least.</span>Once the announcement or whatever it might be called (call to action, perhaps?) was over, the Neko boy decided on a task he could handle.<br/><br/>"I'll help take roll call," he volunteered. "I can read and write. All I need is some paper or something and something to write with."<br/><br/>------------------------------<br/><br/>As all of this was going on, Nakutaro was working on his own little mission. There was something he'd desperately need on their journey, so he had to stock up while he could. He'd made his way to the storage room, found a box filled with toilet paper and paper towels, removed the contents onto the floor, and taken the empty box with him. He returned to where the others were just as Garridan's speech was ending. He stood still for a moment to politely hear the end of it, then continued on outside of the ship. He found a spot near the edge of the crater where the earth had been made loose, and started putting hand fulls of the stuff into his empty box. He should probably fill two or three just to be sure.