((Sorry it's kinda rushed further on, I'm writing this before leaving for work))<br/><br/>When she heard the announcement, Melina ignored it. The extent of her ackowledgement of it was an opening of her eyes and a glancing around her small room. Another small, militaristic bed on the other side of the room, a couple decorations on the walls to give the room at least a little bit of life, an empty footlocker at the end of the other bed, and another at the end of her bed, which she currently couldn't see. Seeing she still had no current roommate, she closed her eyes again.<br/><br/>After a while longer of simply laying there and relaxing, Melina decided to get up and explore the ship. She'd risen from her bed and stalked across the room, about to open the door when she glanced down. A small laugh, barely audible, exited her mouth as she stared down at her naked body.<i>Oops, I forgot</i>, she thought, turning back to her bed, her skinny, petite form moving over to her footlocker, the beads on her braids clacking as she moved. She'd locked it, but a quick use of a key solved that problem, and as she pulled it open, she was reminded of how few possessions she had.<br/><br/>On top were her two daggers and sidearm. She pulled those out and set them to the side for now. The next item was her pilot's uniform, which she also removed and set to the side without a second thought, introducing her next item, a thin bodysuit, which, this time, was not moved to the side. Instead she pulled it out and stood, running a hand over the scars on her stomach idly, something which had become quite a habit over the last six years. Pulling this item of clothing out revealed a large selection of glass vials filled with different liquids, and small bags of what looked to be herbs stuffed between them in a way that looked haphazard and careless, but was in fact very careful. To knock one over would be disaster, as it would likely knock more over.<br/><br/>After pulling a couple choice herbs from her footlocker and placing them in a hidden pocket of her garb, Melina pulled the zipper on the front of the garment down and quickly slipped it on. At first it'd been a struggle to get something this skin tight on, but it'd quickly become as easy as breathing. Once she had it on and had zipped it up and adjusted the zip so it didn't show, Melina replaced her other items back in her footlocker, locked it, and tucked the between the mattress and frame of the bed, then moved towards the door once more, brunette braids swaying gently with her movement, beads attached to them clacking together. Opening the door and slipping outside noiselessly apart from strangely loud clacking of her beads, Melina began moving down the hall.<br/><br/>The ship seemed eerily deserted as Melina explored corridor after corridor. Then she turned in to a corridor in which someone was just leaving their room. She walked up to him and asked in her quiet, subdued way "Where is everybody? This place is like a ghost ship." His eyes looked up from her chest and met her chocolatey eyes. As he did so, he tensed visibly at the cold look he recieved. "Uh- uhm, s-sorry" he stammered, and only then seemed to realise she'd asked him a question. "Th-we're jumping. The order has been given. Everyone's gone to watch." The moment he saw opportunity his nervousness went away and he spoke in a silky voice that almost made Melina laugh. "I'm headed there now if you'd like some company?"<br/><br/>With a snort of contempt, Melina said icily, "No thank you, I know the way" and moved past him before he could reply.<i>Grunts</i>, she thought.<i>They're all the same.</i>She quickly made her way over to the bridge, where she knew they'd all be gathering, but when she saw the amount of people, a grimace, hardly noticeable, crossed her face. There was no way she would be able to see anything here, but a thought occurred to her as she looked around.<i>Hangar deck.</i>And so she quickly made her way to the Hangar deck and found a good position to watch from, noting only a small amount of people smart enough to come here for a good view.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>