Garrus jolted slightly in his seat as the ship landed. As the ship came to a halt, he turned his blue eyes to look around the ship. His vision was blurry as the scientist,<em>Nadine</em>he remembered as his vision began to clear. He unbuckled himself from his seat and stood, smiling at her with a slight blush on his face.<em>"Sorry. I did not mean to be in the way."</em>His voice held the note of apology in it as he moved slightly to the side so that she could get her bag. Just as he did so, the radio called for Nadine to join the Captain on the ground. He nodded that he was fine, even as the movement made him dizzy and his vision to blur again. He smiled at the others as he slowly made his way over to the quarters that had been issued to him as he boarded for the first time approximately fourteen weeks ago.<em>How they count how long it has been I wouldn't have a clue.</em>He thought.<br/><br/>Garrus stopped by the Historian as he passed,<em>"You may want to begin taking notes or recording a log for this."</em>He managed to say to David. He frowned at how long it had taken him to remember the man's name. Shrugging, to himself more than to anyone else, he stumbled over to his quarters. The door slid open, just as Garrus stumbled forward and onto the ground. His hand reached up to his head to feel the lump that had been forming the whole time and winced with the pain.<br/><br/><strong><em>"Please buckle your seatbelts and stay calm. We will be landing in just a few moments"</em> Garrus heard as he headed for his seat. The turbulance was making it hard to move. The hull of the ship could be heard and felt scraping along the ground. Garrus saw a bag out of the corner of his eye. The next he knew they had landed and he was unbuckling himself and standing for the scientist. Who needed her bag.</strong><br/><br/>The memory flashed in his head and Garrus stood back up slowly, leaning on the wall.<em>What does she have in that bag?</em>He thought as his vision blurred once more.