soft epilogue
Loske twisted in her seat and unbuckled, removing the headset from her ears and dropping it in the seat she'd previously occupied. Gripping her flight helmet with tightly curled fingers, she strode confidently toward [member="Sarge Potteiger"].
"Thanks, Sarge." She offered, smiling pleasantly despite the world of knowing that'd just been dumped on her. She'd digest it later. For now though, she'd be the epitome of delight and positivity - something the galaxy needed more of. Skinny arms reached out and awkwardly looped around as much of the metallic torso of her escort as she could. Her helmet clunked somewhere near his back. It was as close to a hug as she could get.
Then, she stepped back, not wanting to hold on too long and make it more awkward than it already was.
At the bottom of the ramp she turned slightly, angling to half-face him before she walked off to her assignment. A finger rose, almost waggling at him. "I want to hear how talking goes."
"Thanks, Sarge." She offered, smiling pleasantly despite the world of knowing that'd just been dumped on her. She'd digest it later. For now though, she'd be the epitome of delight and positivity - something the galaxy needed more of. Skinny arms reached out and awkwardly looped around as much of the metallic torso of her escort as she could. Her helmet clunked somewhere near his back. It was as close to a hug as she could get.
Then, she stepped back, not wanting to hold on too long and make it more awkward than it already was.
At the bottom of the ramp she turned slightly, angling to half-face him before she walked off to her assignment. A finger rose, almost waggling at him. "I want to hear how talking goes."