Work on restoring the Borealis continues apace. If all goes well, they'll be ready to teleport out within the week.
Of course, not everything goes according to plan. Alyx hadn't anticipated
Shephard's pet houndeye going into heat, for instance. But Alyx refuses to make that her problem. Shephard can deal--no, Shephard will deal with it. Alyx is
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Eventually, he has to look and see what's making the noise--and strangely it correlates with the faint smell of powdery-corn-like-something.
"What are those?" He's familiar with chips, just not that kind. Or with why they're electric orange.
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Many Earth foods that are offered here in the bar he finds inexplicably strange; it says a lot when one is as impressed by the sonic-barking abilities of animals from other dimensions as the ability of humans to artifically produce seemingly everything edible.
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"I will try them soon, then." That having been settled he extends her a hand as he's seen many of the people do here in the bar, though his hands are large and blue, and with not quite the usual number of slender digits. "I am Tsu'tey."
He's not giving his full name out every time. Few people pronounce it right anyway.
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Color Tsu'tey surprised. He knows, in theory, that his appearance must make an impact on the humans not familiar with Pandora--and he knows this in other ways judging by Adrian's first expression when they met--but he didn't expect to be talked about. "It is nice," he says. "To meet you." Finishing the return greetings humans use often doesn't click with him--understandable given the Na'vi almost never use the same phrasing.
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He would be the one to say that game sounds 'amusing'. "I have never played it with humans, though."
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The same as with adolescent humans on earth, really. Or...well, what had been Alyx's earth before.
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She's joking. Mostly.
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