The woman tried to crawl away, but she was too exhausted, too bloated to make the effort. After a moment of this, she finally gave in and held Cassi's hand, pulling it to her face as she began to sob hysterically. "Oh thank god! I thought they had forgotten me!" She couldn't stand for another moment, and even when Cassandra finally hefted the heavy woman to her feet, she seemed unstable, and had to lean on the younger, much more healthy woman for support. "Oh god," she groaned, one hand going to her stomach. "Won't be long now. Another one," she mumbled nonsensically. She had only been lost in space for a year; What could she mean by another one?<br/><br/>If Cassandra insisted on searching the rest of the ship, this half-crazed woman would beg her to take her back to the ship. "There's nobody left! They killed themselves..." She came close to tears again, but she managed to stay composed, at the very least. If Cassandra went ahead and searched anyways, she would find nothing, except more filth on the ground. The place was eerily quiet...<br/><br/>With Cassandra's help, the two of them made it back to the Iron Kite, and the woman sunk against the wall, visibly relieved to be off of the ship. But her relief lasted only a moment before she looked up at Cassi, that wild look back in her eyes. "You need to break it! Break the seal! Send them all into space! Kill them all! My children! My children!" Who could she be talking about? She was the only human on board. This woman was clearly out of her element.