Ah... The picture became more clear now, inside of Miyuki's mind that was. Her thoughts had been those of worry and concern for something that had never been the case to begin with. It wans't that this Shrine Ship was meant to be the main defense and flagship to defend their home, it was that it had been made to carry and perform that role, because it [i]needed[/i] to. An entity taht had been forced to bear a burden it was never meant to carry.

"... So similar..:" She said, thoughtfully and a bit melancholic. Though, what exactly she meant with those words was anyone's guess.

Sadly, it seemed that the pair of foxes had garnered some curious on-lookers who,horrendously, failed at being sneaky or inconspicuous... Were... Were they even trying...? Bah, humans... Always having to come around and try to look, touch or bother things that they weren't meant  to see, touch or disturb... And then they threw a tantrum like an enraged child when that which they had done undoubtedly led to them suffering consequences. Such foolish creatures...

But, it seemed Yumeko was not a fan of the gathering crowd either, and quickly shifted from her 'That's enough for today' to 'Let's go look at something else!'. An... Understandable sentiment, given the situation. Miyuki too found herself strongly desiring to leave the spotlight. She'd never been the type to be particularly fond of crowds or being the center of mass attention.

They stepped onto another machine, a box with a mouth, that could apparently travle upd down... Like a bucket tied with a rope and thrown into a well, but it could pull itself up or sink back down all on its own. Such a strange, yet useful, little thing. Perhaps nto all machines were overly bothersome after all...

They arrived somewhere new, a place called a hangar', or 'the hangar'? It looked... Spacious... And there weren't many humans here. Just some milling around on metal walkways above. There was also the golden fox's words, warning Miyuki not to enter without some sort of... Suit...? And beig... Sucked out...? Space...?

Miyuki tilted her head, her tails swishing back and forth, and hee expression said somehting like: 'Wha'chu talkin'bout, Yumeko?' in the most ridiculous Gary Coleman voice you could imagine. Miyuki was, after all, a land-fox. And one that didn't interact with humans all that much - and especially not their science and technology and research... So, to her... The understanding of what space was... Or what it wasn't... Was like trying to warn a small child that they couldn't breathe underwater. The concept of zero gravity, no atmosphere, hundreds of degrees below freezing... Yeah... She knew none of that. 


To Miyuki, space was just an endless night sky. So, understandably, she just looked a bit confused at Yumeko, and then nodded - taking her words to heart. For while Miyuki may not be educated, she was wise enough to know to listen when others spoke on matters that she was not familiar with.

"Is this where your warriors train?" She then asked, looking around the big, spacious area before her. Perhaps they performed excersises or group-based tactical war games in this large area?