Her eyes were an ocean unlike any water he had ever laid his eyes on, a depth in which he could fall eternally. In the moments that surrounded them it felt as if there was no beginning and no end, there was only the ever and all-consuming present. Suddenly his nightmares took on a new light that seemed to illuminate the small space they sat in, the pink haired female in the corner, her knees to her chest, and Jrax in the rather small bunk. It was her. For 3 years this one being drove and pulled him across every facet of the universe. She brought him to a thousand planets across several galaxies, all to end up here. The veil that existed within his subconscious was suddenly and irrevocably lifted. In this moment all he could see was her. In an infinite number of blood soaked battlefields from his every restless night.. She was the only vision. Her eyes, her hair, her face. It was her. Somehow the universe, or perhaps something greater, led him here. Here to an uncharted planet in wild space.<br/><br/>For the first time Jrax'eer heard her speak. It was subtle, a language that he could not distinguish. He watched as her eyes closed and she slumped to the floor. Jrax was filled with confusion. This was not a situation he had foreseen and he was unsure what to do. The compartment seemed small and only became smaller as he removed himself from the bunk and stood at his full height. He took the time to entirely take in his surroundings and realized how truly alien they were. There were many similarities in the sense of practicality, but design, texture, and material were all different.<br/><br/>*How long have you been alone?* was the only thought that came to him as Jrax approached her. This was the only thing not from the planet and there was no way someone else lived here as well. He knelt down in front of her, his eyes taking her in, and noticed the anatomical differences, but, what might have been more enigmatic were the similarities. Aside from size, superficial body features, which Jrax found… Interesting, and the naturally lighter colors of the skin and hair, everything was the same.<br/><br/>He lifted her carefully, trying to be mindful of her uncertain state, and brought her to the bunk she had left him on. The fact she managed to get his heavy Drakon form here was impressive to say the least. He put her down gently and decided to wait for her rise to consciousness before he chose what to do next. What could he do? If the universe truly led him here he could not turn his back on that. Jrax'eer spent far too much time searching for this, for her, to turn back now.