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Trextan would have ignored her warning, but for one word.
"Don't?" he asked with mild amusement. Even though he had no idea that she had empathic talent, he still grabbed his imagination back under control when she emerged. As if she would be able to see them through his eyes.
He waited until she was up front and mostly out of sight. It was a problem with such a small ship, but it was all he had. He did, at least, manage to tidy the kitchen surface quickly. The living space was about as tidy as it had been for some time.
"At least you won't have the adventure of my flying again," he called out as he closed the door. There was a click and the soft hum of the sonic.
Then Trextan went particularly quiet. With luck, her walls wouldn't be assaulted by the increasingly specific imagery and sudden build in feelings.
The ship continued on its mapped out flight path, the vast emptiness of space having no cares for the minor tribulations of two people traversing the endless void.
"Don't?" he asked with mild amusement. Even though he had no idea that she had empathic talent, he still grabbed his imagination back under control when she emerged. As if she would be able to see them through his eyes.
He waited until she was up front and mostly out of sight. It was a problem with such a small ship, but it was all he had. He did, at least, manage to tidy the kitchen surface quickly. The living space was about as tidy as it had been for some time.
"At least you won't have the adventure of my flying again," he called out as he closed the door. There was a click and the soft hum of the sonic.
Then Trextan went particularly quiet. With luck, her walls wouldn't be assaulted by the increasingly specific imagery and sudden build in feelings.
The ship continued on its mapped out flight path, the vast emptiness of space having no cares for the minor tribulations of two people traversing the endless void.