<em>"So, both that Crash AND the weird captain can pilot the ship. Good."</em>Meg noted captain's actions.<br/><em>"Oh no, you won't get away from learning to pilot some day. I will teach you."</em>if Zal could, she'd grin slightly - there was an "implied smile" in her intonation though.<br/>They both listened to the captain/first officer dialog in silence, but...<br/><br/><strong>(A)</strong><em>"A training room? Great! Heard of those before, but we never tried."</em>Meg let Zal say it out loud, feeling her excitement about it. And obviously the eyes and voice changed too, as usual. And stayed that way for now, up until Nero left and they were left alone with the captain.<br/><br/>Zal seemed to have missed the words about Aquarian beings or prefered not to show it... But Meg felt her uneasyness. Her eyes and voice returned to normal again, Meg was back in control.<br/><strong>(A)</strong><em>"So, who are these aquarian beings? Judging by the name - it's something about water, right?"</em><br/><em>"Please don't..."</em><br/><strong>(A)</strong><em>"Any details?"</em><br/>Right now, Meg was more concerned with Zal, over any and all reasons on why Nero left, why he is like that, etc... She knows him and this whole crew so little, while Zal is part of her. And if something is troubles her - it's the most important thing. And she knows that the feeling is mutual, if the situation would have been reversed.