<div class="floatleft">(http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2012/274/7/3/red_twi__lek_by_iiriva-d5gfwgv.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>: Anya Idrall<br/><strong>Location</strong>: Hyperspace, Lucky Magpie Lounge<br/><strong>Date/Time</strong>: Day 1, afternoon<br/><strong>Tagging</strong>: Everyone<br/><strong>Wearing</strong>: Unzipped flight suit over black top and shorts<br/><strong>Important Equipment:</strong>Utility belt with stuff, datapad, pistol in holster<br/><hr/><br/>At Kooth's response, the captain shut up and cast her gaze down immediately. She slowly shook her head as an answer and followed him back to the others without speaking another word.<br/><br/>There, clearing her throat she spoke up again, slipping back into her role of captain of the ship.<br/>"We're on our way now. If everything checks out we can proceed with the introductions and assign quarters. I have the captain's quarters but when up and about you'll find me usually elsewhere, keeping the ship in shape or in the cockpit. It's among the four of you to come up with sleeping arrangements. We have two cabins with two double bunks each, plenty of space." She indicated towards the ring corridor that led to both quarters on either side of the lounge.<br/>"Most of the other areas of the ship are cargo space. I keep these sealed most of the time, but if not all of them are in use we can set up a makeshift garage or exercise room if you want. I'll assume everyone is familiar with emergence procedures, breathing masks and fire extinguishers are placed in visible locations and the escape pod is port side, right over here actually."<br/><br/>"All that said, I think I'm done with everything I had to say. On ground missions don't expect me to accompany you into killzones. You'll find I'm best providing backup or handling security systems, while my friends here... well they can speak for themselves."<br/>Anya retrieved a bottle of water and took a few deep sips while she watched the scene. She didn't like these speeches but as the captain she had to inform passengers of what she was expecting, and she couldn't just tell these people to shut up and stay put for three standard months. At least she got it out of the way, introductions were always the hardest.