<strong>Name:</strong>Kassathixil<br/><strong>Species:</strong>Ilyassani<br/><strong>Wearing:</strong>Nothing<br/><hr/>Kas was now more aware of her surroundings and could hear clearly all the words the other beings around her were saying. Fortunately, they all spoke a language she could understand, but everything that was actually<em>being said</em>only invited more confusion for her. There were two beings to her right, the closer of which had been shouting. She could see him clearly enough to recognize him as being an Idoid. They were not actually the most common sight on her home planet, but she had good reason to study and be aware of many types of species. She tended to know a great deal more about the biology of other species than they knew about her; Ilyassani were not exactly "sociable" galactic neighbors, and they did not have a good reputation among those that did know of them. One of the more common places to encounter them was on a battlefield.<br/><br/>On her left, Kas heard another voice, and for a brief moment, it gave her hope. Turning her head, she saw that it was a robot, and her immediate thought was that it must have been an automated part of the ship's crew. However, its very next words dismissed that notion, and only confused her further. For some reason, it did not remember why it was on the ship either. She was under the impression machines did not have the same types of possible side-effects from long-term stasis as organics, so why would it not have any memory of how it came to be on this ship? None of this made any sense to her. Why was there no one coming to check up on them? "No, I...sorry, I don't know. My vision is still blurred, but that will pass. I just don't remember how I got here."<br/><br/>Before Kas could continue speaking with the anthrodroid, she heard another voice off to her right. This time, it was higher-pitched than the Idoid. It was the smaller being, and from the sounds of things, she was just as confused as Kas. Not only that, but it sounded like she was having an argument of some kind with the Idoid. Even without any more information on the situation, Kas felt certain that it would be far better to be calm than to start arguing with one another. "We should all try to be...calm. Recovering from cryo-stasis can be stressful, confusing. We all just need to take deep breaths, and focus on clearing our heads."<br/><br/>Kas towered over everyone else that she could see around her, though that just made it more difficult to get a good look at the smaller being. Kas' blurred vision meant that she had to take a few steps towards both her and the Idoid, and lean her head down to get a better look at her. Even then, she could not see in enough detail to recognize what she was looking at. She was just able to see the silhouette enough to recognize that she was missing an arm. In a calmer state of mind, Kas might have reasoned out that the small being was not in pain and had obviously not been injured recently, but right now, Kas' empathetic tendencies kicked in rather quickly. "Are you okay? Are you hurt? Is<em>anyone</em>hurt?"<br/>