A brilliant sphere of greenish blue was all that was left in their wake, celestial bodies glimmered in the distance as they spiraled into the vastness of space. It was hard to comprehend how quickly time had elapsed, the way the daylight fell to the night, as they made their preparations for the journey skyward. It was a bittersweet sensation as the last fleeting moments before liftoff enveloped them. Jrax'eer watched from the distance as Ama made her final farewells to the place that had been her home and perdition. Even Jrax'eer had grown attached to the place he had barely known, the place that he finally found what had been haunting him for all of these years. It was so serene, this landscape that was so untouched by outside entities, and now it was one with the stars around them.<br/><br/>Her hand clasped tightly to his as the force of inertia began to loosen it's grip on them. Silence fell over the cockpit, any residual noise fading out as they entered the void, leaving the purr of the engines and the chimes ringing out from his navigation console. It took them the brunt of 2 days, but Ama and Jrax managed to hardwire the computer core from her original ship into his. The process of syncing the systems was grueling. Eventually, thanks to Ama's technological prowess and a little innovation on Jrax'eer's part, they uploaded what they had of the translations into each core so the VI's, or virtual intelligence's, themselves could begin interacting. Combining what was most easily decipherable of Ama's home cluster's coordinates, as well as the galaxy map already stored within Jrax'eer's navigational charts, Jrax'eer's ship had the most complete star map in the galaxy. Once all of the technological issues were settled they stowed what they had gathered for supplies, Jrax hunted a myriad of the local fauna and Ama gathered anything and everything else they might need. Now they were free from the planet's atmosphere, gravity slowly releasing it's hold.<br/><br/>They still weren't entirely sure that the jury rigged computer systems were fully functioning or correctly translating yet, but they stored enough provisions, combined with Jrax'eer's personal stock, for a couple months. Even if the coordinates were incorrect at first, it shouldn't take them more than a couple weeks to reach Ama's home planet. His hand came over the console with familiar ease and punched in the commands for autopilot, all the while letting his body drift in the zero-G. The weightlessness washed over his form. It was one of the most entrancing feelings Jrax had ever felt. There were countless days where he lost himself to it's grasp. He let his muscles unwind and his mind go blank as his body became suspended in the artificial environment.<br/><br/>"What are you doing?" Her voice came out in the silence, it was all she could do to swallow her amusement.<br/><br/>Jrax'eer's eyes opened with a new sense of calm that Ama had not seen before. "Letting go." He offered his hand out to her. "Join me."