@all (during the week everyone's in nocwich)

[takeatrip]

I know everyone's a little preoccupied at the moment, so I'll keep this short.

I didn't think it'd be a problem to wait a few weeks to visit the Horizon for the first time, but obviously that was a mistake, so I'm hoping someone can help me out with getting there sooner rather than later. I've heard you lose your memory the first trip, and I get that people might not be interested in babysitting right now, so I don't care if you just abandon me there; I'll figure it out.

[Is this a terrible idea? Probably, but it still seems entirely worth it at the moment. He isn't a total idiot, though, so he also adds--]

And if there's anything in particular that might be good to know about the whole thing, I'd be interested in hearing it.

Thanks.

Comments

[takeatrip]

[Spending time in space sounds very, very cool. Contact with other species is also very cool. Space politics, however, sounds like a nightmare.

Her gesture at Garrus when she says the part about aliens, as well as her last comment, makes him wonder what the story is there; he'd presumed they'd met in this world, but perhaps not? Summoned being from the same place isn't really something that had crossed his mind much for several reasons, and he's simultaneously curious and hesitant to ask.

The latter wins out, and so he decides to try getting to his feet instead, which he's pleasantly surprised to find is not quite as difficult as expected.]

Well I won't, uh, keep intruding. Do you want this chair somewhere specific before I go?

[Seems only polite to put it back in its place if it has one.]

[earthborn]

Leave it. The nurses around here get paid to be anal about everything else, they can complain about the furniture too.

[Shepard does not submit to convalescence with grace. She also doesn't submit to much of anything, gracefully or otherwise, but that's different.]

If you find yourself in Cadens anytime soon, we'll see you 'round.

[takeatrip]

[He's not about to argue, really just kind of relieved not to have to try to move the chair, even if he might feel slightly guilty about making work for the nurses. Not guilty enough, though.]

I live at the Inn, so yeah, see you around.

[He almost says thanks again, but thinks that's probably too much. So instead he just offers a small awkward wave farewell and steps out of the room, careful to shut the door gently behind him as he does so.]