Eduian laughed as his friend spoke those words, "The Coalition is all spineless my friend, pay them no heed." he said smiling glad that Protheus had survived. He shook his head, the blood mostly had stopped and he wondered oddly why it no longer hurt. He put his hand to where the wound had been, but felt nothing but the soft tingle of electricity from the particles that he brushed away.<span style="font-style: italic">What the hell?</span>he wondered.<br/><br/>"Um is it just me or are these particles healing wounds?" He said to everyone a moment before he saw the captain of the pirate ship he'd talk to briefly before the massacre had begun. Eduian listened to his words nodding.<br/><br/>"Here we are all friends, I will see to it that any able bodied individuals help you out," He turned to Mystique, "The captain is right, we don't know how much damage the ships took. It's not safe here. Would you go and tell any able bodied individual who isn't a child to come out and help. We need anyone capable of bringing injured off the ship. We'll need the supplies unloaded. Captain see to your crew, well send as much help as we have, Protheus organize a security team to secure this area and to escort Mystique as she looks for a saver place to set up a base camp. Mystique we need a location to camp and we need to set things up before night fall. We need to organize supply. Find out where food and water can be located. Can you see to it? I will go with the captain and a few others nearby who are strong enough to help start the evacuation of his ship."<br/><br/>Eduian waited to hear what everyone had to say. He didn't want to just start giving orders, but what other choice did he have? Someone needed to. They had nothing, and hopefully soon someone would step up to lead them that was more qualified then he was.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Zir coughed for a few minutes as he straightened. He hurt real bad. He didn't have time to hurt. Zir looked around him at the ruins and felt a deep sadness. He'd come to love this ship. It was a part of him as much as his own skin. Everything he knew was here. He felt a tear slide down his cheek the liquid was a deep blue like azure fire as it trickled down his cheek. He brushed it away and gently touched the metal.<br/><br/>"Yes captain" he said in an emotionless voice. Going silent again for long moments he rested his head against the metal bidding goodbey to the ship in a Rignian manner of silence. He pushed away from the cold metal and turned towards the exit. He made his way through the ship helping a man who was lying in the middle of the walkway. He was bleeding profusely from many wounds. Zir had no clue how to treat him, but figured getting him off the ship was a good start. He lifted the man easily into his arms and made his way tentatively out of the ship.<br/><br/>He laid the man down on the ground at a safe distance from the ship and went back in to see if he could get anymore out. He passed three dead people on his way and found another female lying in a room. She wasn't conscious, but she was alive. He lifted her and carried her out. Heading towards where he left the first man. He saw the particles then. Thickly gathered on the man and shouted out in alarm. Laying the female down he knelt by the man.<br/><br/>"CAPTAIN" He shouted as he noticed the man's wounds were healing. "CAPTAIN, CAPTAIN" he screamed again. Staring in wonder.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>The commander, Igy, walked down the halls of the ship and onto the planet. He looked around in star struck wonder. Staring at everything around him. He heard shouting and orders and yelling, but he didn't listen to any of it. Instead he started to head out of the crater towards a small winding rock path towards where he saw green lining the edges of the path. Plants. He kept going slowly. Making his way with delicate ease. He didn't like the feel of the warmth of the particles that gathered over him, but as they caused no harm he ignored them and kept on walking. The path was steep and led almost straight up. As he reached the upper edge he looked out over a fast ocean of greenery. It was like a heavenly forest of living plants of all types. He stared in awe.