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[b][i]FD Trigati, hangar bay[/i][/b]
Astra was a bit surprised at the gesture, but she didn’t need a translator to understand what it was meant to be. The Faira was glad she worn the suit though, because despite the creature’s tiny build, she seemed to possess as much if not more strength than Astra herself. But it would appear the captain was successful, hostilities did not seem particularly likely at this point.

Innes seemed still a little weary to follow her, but fortunately the translator was making wonders as her helmet’s audio system delivered her question in their language, albeit a little rusty. “Conference room. Your company can come too. You seem uncomfortable, are you alright?” she asked, keeping to as basic language as she could so the translator could adapt. The computer’s Paardveidan was equally rusty, but it was making progress with every thought. It also helped that the Trigati’s sensors penetrated whatever computers were on the alien shuttle, causing it to take a big leap forward in it’s task.

“You’re among friends. We wish you no harm and you can leave whenever you want to.” Astra reassured, hoping to move things along.

[b][i]FD Trigati, C&C[/i][/b]
Cygnus was watching the feed from the hangar with interest. Once again Astra hardly followed standard protocol, however the protocol was apparently absolutely useless. The captain appeared to be handling the matter well enough, but the admiral wanted faster progress than talking with what for all appearances appeared to be the crew of a garbage truck.

“Send out the frigates, have them scan the planets in this system. I want to know where is their home so we can talk to the people in charge. Give them a copy of the footage from the hangar and feed them the updates on the translation. that should allow them to make contact without causing trouble.” she ordered.

A few seconds after, the Nagato and Blackstar sunk into subspace, each heading to the innermost and outermost planets respectively. The latter was especially interesting, too far out and yet not a gas giant. Cygnus would sure Astra would probably make a correct guess to it’s origin, but that wasn’t important right now.