<em>"There's definitely something wrong with the captain..."</em>Zal stated the obvious.<br/><em>"I know, right?"</em>However Meg didn't let out a witty comment about it. She was concerned as well...<br/><em>"Let's not jump into conclusions though yet. We'll see how it all goes. But still, we need to be careful."</em>The "voice of reason Zal", speaking her mind straightforward. In Meg's mind...<br/>Meg wanted to say something to Ratchet, but he changed subject. To a rather... Tasty one. Food. She only just now felt that she actually wants to eat something. Zal also was too preocupied with all the news around, so they both kind of forgot it.<br/><strong>(A)</strong><em>"Well then, let's head to the kitchen."</em><br/>They didn't talk along the way too much - the walk was rather short.<br/><br/><em>"So, uh... Let's analyze. Captain. He is weird. And has some issues with speech."</em>Zal broke the silence while walking.<br/><em>"Agreed. Nero has something to hide too and seems a bit too "obedient" under command of this... Captain. Some kind of play here involved? "</em>Meg continued the discussion of the crew - something they both agreed on without words. It had to be done.<br/><em>"I usually don't find your human men attractive, but I must admit... The "mystery" around him is at least a tiny bit tempting... Alright, not tiny... But a bit!"</em>Zal said with a shivering intonation, trying to hide excitement in her voice... Their cheeks suddenly blushed a little bit - to the outside person it happened for no reason at all. They both felt the same feeling, so...<br/><em>"Crash. He is too impulsive, so he's one of the posible sources of danger among this crew. Let's watch him closely."</em>Meg noticed the sound Crash made and the pose he was sitting in when they entered the kitchen.<br/><em>"Yeah, he seems dangerous. Not literally, I bet we can handle him in a fight, but... Other dangers can come from his impulsiveness and most likely recklessness."</em>Zal also looked at Crash cautiously.<br/><em>"Still, let's give him a chance too. Maybe he just doesn't trust strangers. And we are strangers on this ship for now..."</em>Meg suggested and looked away from the redheaded crewmember.<br/><em>"Agreed. Ratchet? He seems... Like a good person. Simple. In a good way."</em>Zal said shortly, not knowing which words to use.<br/><em>"I know. However his reaction towards our note about captain... Was strange."</em>Meg was still puzzled to why Ratchet suddenly changed from a "wise grandpa" type to a clumsy jumpy servant type when he heard a comment about the captain.<br/><strong>(A)</strong><em>"Need some help with the cooking perhaps?"</em>Meg suddenly asked, stepping closer to where Ratchet was, away from Crash.<br/><em>"Ok, anyway. To sum it up. We need to watch Crash and captain closely. Both can be dangerous for us, the team and themselves too. Nero is... Interesting. We need to watch him too. All the secrets... And Ratchet. I really hope we can move at least him off the list of possible dangers..."</em><br/><em>"Agreed."</em>Meg answered shortly. For now, it's better to be always ready for danger, so both of them were focued now, listenting to every sound, every word, noticing every detail. It's good to have two minds in one body - when one mises or forgets something, the other would definitely hear or see the danger or a problem.