"Might be the best thing for him, then... this sort of work can get dangerous, after all," she replied, as she finished the per-flight check, and unlocked from the ship, heading towards the planet's surface.<br/><br/>The planet was an obviously-developed world; ships hung in orbit like a cloud of dust around it, with smaller shuttles zipping in and out of the atmosphere regularly. Most of the planet looked to be urbanized, and an almost yellowish smog hung over much of the planet; even in direct sunlight, it'd likely be overcast, at best. Midnight didn't seem to be following a charted course, or receiving directions; apparently, she knew exactly where she was going. As they descended on the planet, they seemed to be heading to a location outside the main city, and would finally set down on a private landing pad, outside a large and stately manor. As soon as they landed, a group of at least a dozen individuals poured out of the house, heading towards the ship to greet them. "Good to be home," she said, as she powered down the ship, and made her way towards the hatch.