[hr][hr][center][img]https://images-ext-2.discordapp.net/external/I6mf9Ct4crxUqfPuGcRdA3g-s-RA--eXx7HnRAi9MIA/https/i.imgur.com/ZF1PQyX.png[/img][hr][hr][b][color=darkgray]Location:[/color][/b] Hallway -> Altrium
[b][color=darkgray]Skills:[/color][/b] Empathy [hr][/center]
By the time Cal had gotten to the room everyone seemed to be headed towards, her heart had, for the most part, stopped racing, slowing to a steady beat. Once she was in, she immediately noticed two things: the obviously tense mood that hung in the air between its inhabitants, and the blanket of darkness outside. The second one got her attention first, as her gaze turned to look out the massive windows. Outside was almost pure black, with the exception of numerous tiny, twinkling lights far in the distance. There was also an orb floating out there, which Cal immediately labeled as the moon. [color=darkgray]"Would ya look at that. It's nighttime. Kinda makes you feel silly for eating breakfast, doesn't it?"[/color] she said, letting out a hearty chuckle. As she stared at it, though, her small smile that had been put in place by her little laugh slowly faded, turning upside down into a frown. [color=darkgray]"Wait a minute...that's not the moon, is it?"[/color] she mumbled. She was surprised how calm she stayed despite the realization. She'd assumed from her experience in the Galley that she was quick to freak out, but it would appear that seeing robot people die was her breaking point, as she took this new development rather well.

When she dropped her head back down to look at the others, she saw that Vinnie stood cowering behind Kyle, and all of their attention seemed to be on Sophia. It took a moment for Cal to process what was happening, but when she had, she took a step forward, her attention first on Vinnie. Her freaking out seemed, to Cal, like the epicenter of the negativity that filled the room, so she did her best to calm the girl. She raised her hands up in front of her, as though she were calming some sort of horse. [color=darkgray]"Woah there Vinnie, why don't we just calm down a little bit. I get that there's a lot happening, and a lot to take in, but freaking out isn't going to help anyone. You can be as scared as you want, but the world - or, space hotel, I guess - isn't gonna change because of you're afraid. So instead, let's just...take a deep breath,"[/color] her voice was calm and melodious, and, as if to demonstrate for Vinnie how to do so, she inhaled through her nostrils. As did so, she was pleasantly surprised by the aromas of the room. It smelt like a real forest. [color=darkgray]"The air smells so nice in here...let's just breathe it in, and breathe it out."[/color] She did it herself for a few moments, savoring the pleasant air, before turning to the others in the room. 

[color=darkgray]"Now then, is cutting her up really the best course of action here? I mean, the only thing we've seen a robot thing do is walk into a room and die. So all the evidence we've got points to them not only being harmless, but also being kind of shittily made. So let's not be too quick rip out each other's throats,"[/color] she said, before raising an eyebrow. It looked like she had the ability to stay calm under stressful situations, as long as a dead robot wasn't involved. How nifty! Her gaze finally shifted to Zarina, and twisted up in disgust. [color=darkgray]"Oh, you've got to be shitting me. You took an eye too? Jesus fuck, kid...And no, we're not giving you an autopsy. I'm not even sure if any of us are qualified for that."[/color]