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I think I may have even listened to you!
"私が知っていたらいいのに..." A phrase uttered under her breath in another language, quickly punctuated by a more-recognizable and audible "Noodle," as she peered up at the tall figure with a small smile.
For a split second, the girl's hair would part as she tilted her gaze up to look at him- face to face. In a first since waking up, she made unbroken eye contact with somebody.
Well, as unbroken as this new friend's helmet would allow it.
Nonetheless, it only fueled that now-confident smile of hers.
Speaking of, he introduced himself as a Samael Mendicles- that was good. The teenager recognized how important it would be to make friends right now.
Ones she could trust.
What made this man trustworthy, exactly? Noodle couldn't put her finger on it... perhaps it was the way he spoke. As peculiar as it was.
He, who was at first the most intimidating figure in the room, had quickly become the first person the teenager felt she could rely on. She found the whole thing rather interesting.
A moment of reflection past, and Samael's voice pulled her attention to himself again.
Right.
Back into corridor, and soon back into the mess hall with twenty-something people still inside. Though a noticeable portion had since migrated to other places in the ship, surely in search of a way off.
With a half-decent idea of how many people were onboard, she silently promised herself to return to the terminals after they were done here.
She wouldn't have followed Samael out of the room if that exchange had gone any differently, make no mistake. But perhaps sticking closeby to him was the better idea.
If they truly were in some sort of void, then there wasn't any threat of a looming or oncoming danger- just the objective to get back home. For now.
Though, Noodle still recognized that there had to be some sort of limit to their time here.
Twenty-eight living beings on a spaceship of unknown size.
How long would the food last? Water?
...Oxygen?
Ah. Perhaps she shouldn't delay.
Yes. As soon as they were done here, Noodle's next stop would be those terminals; with or without Samael.
With that affirmation in mind, she strode bootstep-by-bootstep alongside the Spacemarine. The difference in their size was almost comical- the girl tucked an arm behind her back, idly taking hold of the opposite arm that lay at her side in what may look like an awkward position.
Taking care to not fall in path of his footfalls, she noted how much impact the soldier's each step would make. Almost trembling the ground beneath them.
Scanning the room, a few of these characters had gone- or were going through another doorway from the dining hall.
If she was to remember the map from earlier correctly, that was the path that lead to storage.
Silently, Noodle made a mental note to investigate it herself. Another entry on the to-do list.
Catching the tail-end of the Captain's most recent speech, the teenager waited patiently and took in every word she'd been around to hear. They really only implied more questions the girl would want answered.
Politely, Noodle kept silent. The young Japanese girl wasn't exactly certain if Samael- or anyone else for that matter- had plans of speaking up first.
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For a split second, the girl's hair would part as she tilted her gaze up to look at him- face to face. In a first since waking up, she made unbroken eye contact with somebody.
Well, as unbroken as this new friend's helmet would allow it.
Nonetheless, it only fueled that now-confident smile of hers.
Speaking of, he introduced himself as a Samael Mendicles- that was good. The teenager recognized how important it would be to make friends right now.
Ones she could trust.
What made this man trustworthy, exactly? Noodle couldn't put her finger on it... perhaps it was the way he spoke. As peculiar as it was.
He, who was at first the most intimidating figure in the room, had quickly become the first person the teenager felt she could rely on. She found the whole thing rather interesting.
A moment of reflection past, and Samael's voice pulled her attention to himself again.
Right.
Back into corridor, and soon back into the mess hall with twenty-something people still inside. Though a noticeable portion had since migrated to other places in the ship, surely in search of a way off.
With a half-decent idea of how many people were onboard, she silently promised herself to return to the terminals after they were done here.
She wouldn't have followed Samael out of the room if that exchange had gone any differently, make no mistake. But perhaps sticking closeby to him was the better idea.
If they truly were in some sort of void, then there wasn't any threat of a looming or oncoming danger- just the objective to get back home. For now.
Though, Noodle still recognized that there had to be some sort of limit to their time here.
Twenty-eight living beings on a spaceship of unknown size.
How long would the food last? Water?
...Oxygen?
Ah. Perhaps she shouldn't delay.
Yes. As soon as they were done here, Noodle's next stop would be those terminals; with or without Samael.
With that affirmation in mind, she strode bootstep-by-bootstep alongside the Spacemarine. The difference in their size was almost comical- the girl tucked an arm behind her back, idly taking hold of the opposite arm that lay at her side in what may look like an awkward position.
Taking care to not fall in path of his footfalls, she noted how much impact the soldier's each step would make. Almost trembling the ground beneath them.
Scanning the room, a few of these characters had gone- or were going through another doorway from the dining hall.
If she was to remember the map from earlier correctly, that was the path that lead to storage.
Silently, Noodle made a mental note to investigate it herself. Another entry on the to-do list.
Catching the tail-end of the Captain's most recent speech, the teenager waited patiently and took in every word she'd been around to hear. They really only implied more questions the girl would want answered.
Politely, Noodle kept silent. The young Japanese girl wasn't exactly certain if Samael- or anyone else for that matter- had plans of speaking up first.
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