Gwendel had found a room he liked rather quickly. It was smallish, but there wasn't much space for luxurious living spaces inside space crafts. After he'd set down his things in a way that seemed at least a little organized, he went back to the cockpit. The Graecian Neko leaned over one of the control panels and pushed up his glasses, his tail swishing absently as he examined all the different toggles, buttons, and switches. "Well I think I'm getting rather excited about all this," he said, direction the comment toward Nakutaro since he was closest.<br/><br/>It wasn't long before yet another crossbreed arrived. This time it was Lya, the mute Neko... something. Nakutaro stared at her blankly after she went through several gestures, having trouble understanding what she meant. "Oh!" Gwendel said. It had taken a moment but he'd figured it out. "You're asking where the food is, aren't you?" he said. He put a hand to his chin and his ears tilted back slightly as he thought. "Now that you mention it, it would probably be a good idea to make sure there<span style="font-style: italic">is</span>food here before we set off into outer space."<br/><br/>Nakutaro stared blankly for a moment more before hopping down from the chair and walking past Lya. He turned back to her for a moment so he could briefly explain his actions. "Judging from all the boxes, I think the storage room is this way," he said, inviting her to follow him and walking off down one of the hallways. Gwendel shrugged, letting those two go look for food while he examined the dashboard a bit more.<br/><br/>Nakutaro walked until he came to a certain door. He wasn't sure how to open it, but found that it did so automatically after he stood before it for a certain length of time. Inside were rows and stacks of boxes. There was a lot there, which seemed odd to the boy since the shipments had always been only a fraction of this much. Perhaps this ship made deliveries to several different places?<br/><br/>The boxes were labeled, not that that helped Nakutaro at all. Looking inside all the boxes at once was a bit over-stimulating for him, so he'd zoomed out so he was only seeing the boxes and not what was inside. The Seharian boy raised a hand to his head. "This might take a while."