One of the officers took notes, while the other asked the questions; they didn't seem judgmental at all; after all, Ivy and company were supposed to be there, and the pirates, or whatever they were, were not, so she certainly hadn't done anything wrong.<br/><br/>It took the better part of an hour to get her whole story; the rest of the crew were, apparently, done long before, likely since their stories were far less involved. Once the authorities departed, Milia briefed everyone on the situation.<br/><br/>"We'll need to be present to testify, and basically just repeat everything we said. They said that should be in about two or three days, and then we'll be free to go. We'll be assigned another planet, though we still have the discovery rights to the one we just left, and with what we did discover, we should see some profit from it. In the mean time, though, we're confined to the city, which isn't a terrible thing; it's a big place. You're welcome to stay on the ship, or find your own place to stay for the duration, and I've made payments to your accounts, since, technically, the mission is as complete as we'll be allowed to do, probably for a few months, depending on what they find."