Rocky snorted and rubbed his scaly head with a massive hand as X lamented the shoddy quality of some of the ship's features and inquired about the latest batch of cargo begin shipped, "[b]What's the term the humans use? Preaching to the...chapel? Wait, that don't sound right. Anyway, I got everything packed, but don't know what we've got since I gave Charles the manifest without checking. It'll probably be the usual junk though: edibles, parts for bigger ships, artifacts, might even be a weapon crate or two floating around here somewhere. Pretty sure we'll figure it out when we land.[/b]". As if on cue the ship rumbled and came into contact with solid ground, "[b]Speak of the devil. Guess I better go open the bay doors.[/b]".

Rocky took a brief moment to peek over X's shoulder to see what the guy was making, working with technology wasn't quite the Skalen's strongest point, however he was hardly opposed to learning about machinery where he could. Hey considered asking about what X was currently cooking up, but with the sound of Charles entering the cargo bay he decided that his main priority was to prep everything for unloading. Rocky turned and ducked back out of the workshop, cutting off Charles with just a few short steps just as he was coming down the stairs. "[b]Gettin' the doors now.[/b]" Rocky rumbled as he grabbed the  remote for the bay doors that danged from the ceiling. The device looked like a toy in Rocky's hands despite the fact that it was the same size and width of a brick, it was also durable like a brick to prevent it being destroyed by Rocky if his attention slipped and he happened to squeeze down on it. The skalen carefully pressed the blinking red button with a claw tipped finger and turned to look at the bay doors expectantly. The cargo hold was slowly flooded with sunlight as the door began to descent outwards to create a ramp. Rocky turned to look at Charles, doing the best he could to give the impression that he was raising his brow, "[b]Please tell me that this is a high oxygen rock. We've got a lot of stuff to unload.[/b]".