Garridan chuckled at Lya's response. So she<span style="font-style: italic">was</span>mute, then; it seemed the rest of the group picked up on her nervousness, however, as each of them greeted her kindly. "Well, it's not like we don't have peculiarities of our own, Lya. Welcome to the pack," he said with a smile, wondering to himself when exactly they became a 'pack.' As the greetings came to an end, Nakutaro spoke up suddenly, announcing that he couldn't read. Garridan looked at him with a mix of mild confusion and amusement for a moment before responding. "That's fine, I'm sure there's more than one of us here that can. We'll just have somebody translate for Lya, if we need to."<br/><br/>For a while after, everything was more or less silent. Introductions had been given, and everyone simply sat around the fire waiting. That would probably be the majority of today's activities, really; lots of waiting, with just a dash of gathering materials thrown in. Just as Garridan was beginning to consider what supplies to bring, another person joined the fire.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">"Hi, umm... What happened to the ship?"</span><br/><br/>"I'll spare you the gruesome particulars, but the ship crash landed, and the crew that was manning it is.. well, gone. The door was locked, so I cut off the circuits by freezing them through the door. Now we're just waiting for it to thaw; forcing entry would just ruin the system and make the ship unusable. My guess is we'll be able to fly out of here tomorrow," he concluded with a wide grin. It seemed too good to be true, but save for the door, there was nothing stopping them.