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Hey look, a different planet!
Jan. 3rd, 2010 03:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
systemsparkLanding was easy enough, especially since the small, commercial passenger ship was designed to do it all on its own. Kyle didn't have to lift a finger. He was grateful for it, too. Modern technology was awesome, especially when it meant he just got to kick back and watch. He considered looking into what made the ship tick that way and adapting it to things around his workplace, but he'd probably get caught, knowing his luck. The risk outweighed the benefit. Oh well.
Besides, he had more pressing things to think about, like what he could possibly wish for once he got out of the ship and into The Point. That was the whole reason they came to this hunk of rock in the middle of who-knows-where after all, why should he walk away empty handed? The possibilities were endless... why couldn't he think of anything?
His thoughts were interrupted by the convenient little tone that announced the ship had come to a complete stop and it was safe to remove your seat belt and disembark. Thank God. He practically slung off his seat belt, adjusted his hat, and started toward the ship's exit with a grin. Fresh air would be very, very nice right now, and given they'd landed in the middle of a clearing in what appeared to be a vast forest, the air would certainly be very fresh.
Besides, he had more pressing things to think about, like what he could possibly wish for once he got out of the ship and into The Point. That was the whole reason they came to this hunk of rock in the middle of who-knows-where after all, why should he walk away empty handed? The possibilities were endless... why couldn't he think of anything?
His thoughts were interrupted by the convenient little tone that announced the ship had come to a complete stop and it was safe to remove your seat belt and disembark. Thank God. He practically slung off his seat belt, adjusted his hat, and started toward the ship's exit with a grin. Fresh air would be very, very nice right now, and given they'd landed in the middle of a clearing in what appeared to be a vast forest, the air would certainly be very fresh.
