Alexis didn't need to overhear the disturbing report from Kate or see the blood trickling from the captain's ear to know something went wrong. The overwhelming need to hurl, spinning world and piercing ring in her ears was evidence enough that the whole trip had gone to hell during their flight. Morrie's question echoed the thoughts running through Alexis's mind as she unclipped the belt strapping her to the bridge's guest chair before stumbling forward onto her hands and knees. She knew it likely wasn't the best idea to move but she already felt better after untethering herself to the ship that had just jostled her innards so nicely. For a second the lieutenant envied both those currently in hyper sleep or stuck on earthen ground. The stars weren't looking so romantic any more.<br/><br/>As her view gradually stabilised from its sickening spin, the officer pushed herself back to her feet. "You can drop me off at the nearest planet now... I think I'm done flying," she muttered to nobody in particular as she placed a hand gently against her throbbing temple.