Friendship 2 wasn't the cleanest or most well maintained of stations, but, in the central area's (where the shops, brothels and bars) were located it was almost habitable. The further out towards the docking bays, the dirtier and more functional the station became (including sporadic lights, the smell of oil and the occasional shower of sparks). Pipes were visible everywhere and it would be easy to call the entire place a health and safety nightmare, but, it was (mostly) safe and (mostly) functional.<br/><br/>Dock 74 was close to the habitat area's, meaning it seemed at least safe her (but appearances were often deceptive). There were large irises with the numbers 73 and 75 on either side of the hallway (and a little graphitti exclaiming for a good time call Zelindra, and Korva-Korva rulez), with digital number pads by the sides. The end of the hall There were simply a pair of mechanical doors with the pad sitting on the wall close by. The unlock code would have been sent to authorized personnel (as well as the prospective crew) to keep out the riff-raff (hopefully). The doors would open to reveal an elevator which went right into the ships specially designed airlocks. It was clean, and if not new at least reconditioned and nice. Fursari ships always grandiose, with vaulted style ceilings. The airlock lead into a small hallway, and there was a light on in one of the rooms, and the smell of baking.<br/><br/>A woman was in the galley, wearing a chef's hat. She had white skin with dark splotches all over, her eyes large friendly and brown. She had a pair of short horns on her forehead. She wore a frilly apron over her extremely curved (and plump) body. She had a long flicking tail behind her. Under the apron was a pale green peasant style blouse, revealing her shoulders, and a long silken skirt of blue shimmering material. She smiled and greeted those crew who came aboard "welcome aboard, I'm the captain. but you can call me Bessie. Have a cookie, and get yourself unpacked. We'll be off soon enogh once everyone is here"