"Outside and surviving in the Warp." Muttering to himself, Lorinare considered it, feeling a bit uncomfortable with the thought. Anything that could exist in the warp was by its very nature tough and cruel. It was a necessity for surviving there. That's why he and the other Eldar tended to favor the Webway, but he was outside the reach of the webway now that the gate at the world he had been found at had been destroyed.<br/><br/>That wasn't done on light weaponry either. The fact one more gate was now out of the system was an unpleasant thought, but it had lead to him being along with this human crew now. He wasn't sure what to think about the people but they did not<em>seem</em>warp-corrupted. The initial contact had been wary, but if the humans were not looking to attack him, he had no reason to hunt them either.<br/><br/>Of course, if there was a Gretchin aboard he would be more than happy to show it the muzzle of his rifle's barrel, to stop it from breaking the machinery. His thoughts were interrupted by the arrival of the female human. Starr, he recalled he had heard the name used.<br/><br/>"Hello Starr. Someone else just left." He thought for a moment about it, then looking at the direction the man had headed off to, returning his gaze at Starr. "Male, Armont." He stated after a moment. "You'd be surprised what you can hear when people ignore you." He smirked a little at that spot, but that was left behind the mask anyway. Besides, his words were only half-truth. Most people ignored him, not knowing he was there at all, when he moved unseen. It was just the ragner's way to practice moving unseen to not get too used to being seen.<br/><br/>"They commented whatever is behind the noise of the machine, could be outside and in the warp." He took a pause. "Not good. There's a reason Eldar prefer to not travel through warp."