Decker glanced over to the flaming wreckage of his ship. [color=0072bc]"That? It's my ship."[/color] He said, rather awkwardly. A portion of the ship exploded even as its fire-curbing systems got to work, though the fire only seemed to grow bigger. Decker and the woman stared at each other, the only sounds besides the normal chirping of birds and rustling of leaves the cracks and pops from the fiery inferno, which thankfully hadn't set fire to the rest of the forest just yet. 

For a second, Decker's processing matrix seemed to freeze as he glanced around, unsure of what to do. Then, time seemed to freeze as he quickly tried to find just where he ended up. From the scans and last footage from the ship before it crashed, there were no signs of any other artificial satellites or spacecraft in orbit, or any communications for that matter. It was still daytime, so he couldn't chart the stars either. This was an uncharted planet, for all he knew.

Time returned back to normal as he spoke up. [color=0072bc]"Look, I'm kind of lost. I have no idea where I am. My ship crash landed, as you can see over there."[/color] He cocked his head towards the wreckage. [color=0072bc]"Can you tell me where I am? What planet I'm on, everything?"[/color]