<div style="text-align: right;"><strong>Name:</strong> Jenna ‘Firefly’ Thewes<br/><strong>Location:</strong> USS Anchorage<br/><strong>Summary:</strong> Emerging from cryo<br/><strong>Tagged:</strong> Everyone<br/></div><br/>A lot of people won’t dream while in cryo-stasis. Some believe it’s simply a means to an end. Your body is turned off so it can survive a long journey, nothing more. But Jenna has always had a different view of it. She has a busy life, there are many people in it who depend on her. And sometimes, a little away time is good, even if it is something as simple as cryo. And she always believed she does have dreams while in cryo-stasis. She can never for certain recite them, but she always felt she was aware of them. Perhaps she dreams of the destination, of fighting alongside her squad, or of places she has long forgotten, or things she doesn’t even know she knows about. Things she keeps to herself.<br/><br/>The lights around her flicker to life, and she just continues to lay there. She is clad in just a pair of shorts and a tank top, her usual fare when she sleeps. The lid to her cryo chamber slides open slowly, and she continues to lay there for a few more moments. Her first sensation is disorientation, for a moment forgetting exactly where she is. Her eyes flicker open, and with a soft groan she pushes herself into a sitting position. Through half closed eyes she looks around the vast room towards her comrades, absently rubbing her arms as she sits there in the cryo tube. Her knees draw up, and her hands move to her legs, absently rubbing them, as if to wake them up.<br/><br/>Her whole body turns, and slowly she pushes herself out of the cryo tube, her feet touching the metallic deck. She leans against her cryo tube as she looks to ensure everyone else is waking up, not that she expects them not to. But you never know. Movement catches her eyes.. the squad leader and the synthetic. Her eyes move towards the floor in front of her, and she pushes off of the cryo tube slowly. Her pace is just as slow, her mind and body still in the process of waking up.<br/>