<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Richard's spirits lifted at Sarah's words. "I'm glad you enjoyed it as much as I did. So this is a second date, is it? Hmmm. Just how far do you take things on second dates?" He joked.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Sarah laughed slightly at his comment. It felt surreal to be laughing at all in a situation like this, but if it helped them through this she felt it was just as well. As for the comments from the injured man, the young tech did not know what to make of them—was this accurate, or was he in shock from his injuries? The idea that there might be intelligent life on this planet was extraordinary, though also frightening. Regardless, any alien threat was beyond her ability to do anything about.<br/><br/>After Richard was done with programming the nanites, she spoke to him again. “I’m going to leave a message with the captain, see if there’s anything particular he might need us for.”<br/><br/>She stepped slightly away from the others and recorded the message. “This is robotics tech first class Sarah Nakano, I’m at the med lab off cryostorage three. I’m here with Dr. Hawthorne, a couple medical personnel, and a number of wounded. Captain, I’d like to attempt to activate some of the drones that are set up to deploy our prefabricated shelters—we’ll all need protection from the elements until more permanent accommodations can be constructed. Of course, if there’s any more urgent business you need a tech for, let me know.” After recording this, she transmits it to the captain.