"Hah. I'd assume not," Garridan said with a chuckle as his conversation with Nakutaro ended. The other walked off, and Garridan was again left more or less on his own, as the others in the room were in conversations of their own. He leaned his head back against the wall, shutting his eyes and mentally running over the pre-departure to-do list. The<span style="font-style: italic">ship</span>was ready to fly, but that didn't mean they were. Garridan himself had some things to grab before leaving, and the rest of them might need to do last-minute preparations as well. It would likely be quite some time before any of them set foot on land again.<br/><br/>When he opened his eyes again, the inhabitants of the room had changed somewhat. Nakutaro and Ikuto were gone, and Lya had returned, and was currently looking around the room. After a moment, she pointed towards the ceiling - or, what was more likely, the sky.<br/><br/>"You're wondering when we're going to leave?" he asked, letting his arms drop and stepping away from the wall. When he got a confirmation, he paused for a moment in thought.<br/>"Well, the ship is ready, but are all of you?" he began, talking a bit louder than normal so everyone would hear. As he continued speaking, he started pacing, nearly oblivious to anyone else in the room as his mind was focused on his own thoughts. "It would be a good idea for us to keep on the move for a while, so the fewer stops we have to make, the better. I doubt there are any government ships officially manned by crossbreeds, so stopping at any major spaceports would just clue the UG in to our escape. I want each of you to make<span style="font-style: italic">sure</span>you have anything and everything you need for a long trip. I need a full list of our food and water stocks, as well as a list of names for everybody traveling with us. If there's not enough food, we'll need to ration it out under the worst case scenario that we won't be able to resupply for months. I'm assuming there's no water left on the ship, so we're going to need to find and refill the tanks before leaving. I'll need to run over some basic controls of the ship's functions with whoever is willing to learn, too; we won't be in a very good situation if I'm the only one who knows how to fly," he finished with a smile, taking a seat at the captain's chair. "I'll take care of as much as I can, but I'm only one man, afterall."