[color=6ecff6]"I wouldn't have even been flung if you weren't holding me!"[/color] Malia harrumphed, flapping his wing and fluttering in the air. [color=6ecff6]"Ugh, just...stop please!"[/color] He whined, landing a few feet away. These humans really weren't making a good impression on him. [color=6ecff6]"N-not that I don't appreciate the sentiment of course,"[/color] He quickly corrected, brushing his hair again. [color=6ecff6]"But ugh, you humans have such terrible oils on your skin. It's gonna make my fluff all oily."[/color] He grumbled. At least, that was going to be his justification for not wanting to moth handled.

[color=a0410d]"Haha."[/color] Erka replied over the comms. [color=a0410d]"Need to see how well she handles in case of you know, quick escapes and 'tactical retreats' as you humans say."[/color]

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The Captain spent most of her time during travel making a few final clerical adjustments to some papers and finalizing some details with the Confederacy before they got too far out of range. After that? Sitting in the captain quarters and finishing that Soda. Ah, human stuff was simply the best. Made sure to check in and make a few rounds to make sure the elves weren't touching anything. Erka of course, made sure to keep the ship flying in the right direction, chatting with Cherche along the way. Malia mostly kept to himself, being extra jumpy from all the touching he had gotten from the humans until they finally got to their destination.

Kiri quickly made her way down from her quarters at Cherche's announcement, finding her way back onto the bridge and the elevated platform that was designed to give orders and directions from. As the planet came into view, she crowded around the Stellaria's viewing window. Erka pressed a button, metal guard plates withdrawing from the glass window and giving everyone a better view of the planet.

The world was green, lush and temperate from the looks of it. Looked to be 50% water and 50% forest, much unlike their own home which primarily compromised of a single large, tropical land and Terra. It seemed habitable, and with a larger landmass than earth it was likely to have air enough for the Myrkith to breath easily enough. And the mountains - easily the larges she's ever seen. Myrkith had its own large ones certainly, but they weren't sharp and craggy. All covered in vegetation and sloped gently until they reached their points. Two beautiful moons orbited the planet.

[color=0076a3]"Kendrik, Tearch,"[/color] Kiri wasted no time getting to business as she walked back to the holographic observation display of the planet. [color=0076a3]"What's the planets readings?"[/color] She asked, not immediately answering Harisa's question. They'd need a ground team, and she was going herself for their first exploration...but who else?

Malia had elected to stay in engineering.