<div class="floatleft">(https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/babylon5/images/6/61/Lethke01.jpg)</div><strong>Character:</strong>Zaphir of Water Clan Ak-Habil<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Robinson<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Evening<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Extra:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>Once again he reminds himself that this is a Passenger Liner, it's schedule is going to be different. This ship was meant to be a comfortable ride, not a fast one. As far as he knew a fast cargo ship that made *no stops at all* could make Earth to Babylon 5 in about 2 days. Granted, the odds of finding a fast cargo ship willing to make *no stops at all* between Earth and Babylon 5 is about the same odds of finding Snow along the Bakiri Equator.<br/><br/>Still, you could find ways around that if you were clever. Zaphir would hesitate to say he was<em>clever</em>per se but he was willing to put his mind to a problem for a long time if he had too. You'd be surprised how similar that is sometimes.<br/><br/>For example, something wrong with the environmental controls in the guest quarters. Out of curiosity he tried to get his list on the problems by quarters. He smiled when he discovered that in one case the main two issues were that the lights refused to work for very long and it got too warm for it's Abbai occupant. Too Dark and Warm for an Abbai?<br/><br/>It would be a bit of a stretch to say he was getting *good* sleep cycle but a little horse-trading and he was definitely getting better then most. Next - Food. The Brakiri were naturally nocturnal, to everyone else this was the evening but right now he was getting up and looking for the human drink Coffee. Closest these others had to Eiroko, did fine. Which of course gives him the idea of making lists of cross-species food equivalents but he has to file that away for later.<br/><br/>The next problem was that the kitchens closed just about halfway through a proper meal cycle. Fortunately he had a professional reason to talk to the kitchen staff, about suppliers and equipment and if they just so happened to slip him limited access to the kitchens for after hours - who is to say, right?<br/><br/>That matters later though. For now, Coffee. Need Coffee.