"<em>Ave navicularous</em>to you too," Hans replied, not sounding nearly as unsure in his choice of words as he should have. He turned toward Ikuko. "That'd be anjin-san, right?" He commented. "I anticipate the trip will take us no more than three and a half days. I can promise three if everyone's interested in pushing our Gs a little."<br/><br/>Hans led the group into the ship. He motioned everyone through to the sleeping quarters before sneaking off another way toward the cockpit. "Make yourselves at home. I'm sure none of you are keen on wasting any more time after waiting around for so long on this dustball, so I will get us going A-S-A-P." There was no need to point out the ship's other facilities. The brief journey between the personnel entrance and the bunks passed by all the ship had to offer. A tiny lounge barely fit cozy seating for six in front of a modest television. The sleeping quarters were nothing more than three sets of bunk beds fit with curtains for privacy. The only other room was a small bathroom.<br/><br/>Not long after the crew had put down their luggage the aerodyne began a gentle take off. A familiar voice spoke over an intercom. "Technically I'm supposed to encourage the use of seatbelts for civilian flight takeoff, but you'll find we don't have any. I'll be gentle with you, but if you're really looking for somewhere to strap in there's a spare seat up here."