Jason thought for a moment. "Alright. Let me show you something." He said as he got up and threw out any trash that may have been left. "Follow me." He said as he started heading out.

Gala nodded and quickly followed him out wondering where he was taking her.

Jason led her to a dark alley and looked around. "Alright..." He quickly transformed and began to fly up motioning for her to follow.

Gala nodded and began to fly up after him, still curious where they were going. But she trusted him so she'd follow him to wherever they were going.

Jason led Gala to a beach far away from the city. Away from the lights and noise. "Right. Check it out." He said as he came in for a landing. Give it a minute." He said as the night sky came into full view, the moon just over the ocean and the stars coming out. "It's a view you can't get in the city."

Gala smiled as she landed and looked up at the stars. She knew all the stars by name thanks to her powers. She was connected with the universe. Even if it was barely a connection and she wasn't in control she still knew about how everything worked. She zoned out staring at the sky thinking about a lot of things but mostly her family and her planet. A single tear rolled down her cheek but she wiped it away quickly hoping it went unseen as she stared at the stars.

"Relax. Let it all go." Jason said calmly as he put an arm around Gala. "I'm a hero of Earth, but I'm a green Lantern first. I know it must all be strange and you might have a bunch of your own problems. Being cheerful and happy is all well and good, but every once and a while you should relax. Shut everything out and let your emotions, your inner turmoil just go for a bit." He said calmly. He hadn't noticed the tear, but he kind of felt she might need this. Of course, it was a big gamble based on the assumption of how she felt because she was an extra terrestrial being not from Earth. it could have gone either way really.

Gala felt her eyes water again as she spotted the star representing her planet. The stars glow basically represented her life. If it glowed she was still alive, if it didn't it meant she was dead. Her and her planet were one. The only things left behind of her past life. That's when her tears started to flow freely. Her parents, friends, neighbors, teachers, warriors, the people of her planet... all of them were dead. All died, many of who died to get her safely off her planet. This had all happened not to long ago but she had been ignoring the pain of her loss for too long. It all decided to hit her now that she finally felt safe for the first time in a long time. Gala began to sob putting her face in her hands as her small form shook. The star of her planet glowed brighter as her connection strengthened as she thought about where she was from. It also glowed a more blue color to show her sorrow. No one would probably notice unless they were very observant of the stars and could make the connection between her and the star.