That's good, [ she says, about finding his captain. Then she nods at what follows, lips quirked a little in sympathy. ] You'd think if there's anything you could trust, it's your own memories. Not to say you can't, but stasis is a disorienting thing.
[ And she's glad to have only been through it just the once β that she can recall, at any rate. She's never been like her other friends, close or mere acquaintances, who have returned to their pods and reemerged a few days or weeks or months later. Sometimes their memories are intact, sometimes they've gained or lost a few. ]
It's a science I can't begin to understand and the Natha are unsurprisingly reticent about certain matters. [ There's a pause, during which her stomach growling may or may not be audible, but then: ] Sorry, did you say your captain? Captain of a ship not unlike this one?
[ There's only one captain she's acquainted with that knows ships like Thesa. ]
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[ And she's glad to have only been through it just the once β that she can recall, at any rate. She's never been like her other friends, close or mere acquaintances, who have returned to their pods and reemerged a few days or weeks or months later. Sometimes their memories are intact, sometimes they've gained or lost a few. ]
It's a science I can't begin to understand and the Natha are unsurprisingly reticent about certain matters. [ There's a pause, during which her stomach growling may or may not be audible, but then: ] Sorry, did you say your captain? Captain of a ship not unlike this one?
[ There's only one captain she's acquainted with that knows ships like Thesa. ]