[Simon decides to type a message on the strange device, not wanting to give away his face or voice until he finds out whether or not there are any authorities on this planet that might want to turn him in, both as a fugitive from the Alliance and now as a member of the crew that helped expose the secret of Miranda to the whole 'verse
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The miss-tuh affects different people differently, lee. The only constant appears to be that it is unsettling-ing.
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Hello, this is Simon. I'm glad I've met someone else here who's familiar with ships. I've never heard of a Dome ship, so I am guessing we come from different worlds, but at least we have something in common.
This mist is very unsettling to me. I'm not used to having visions like this.
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The mist chay, changed the way my abilities work, but it did not fundamentally, menn-tah-lee, alter them, though I have observed this to be the case with others.
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You said you had ships where you're from. What kind of place is that, exactly?
What abilities did you have before?
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As for abil-ih-tees, I can morph. Some human-zuh call it shape-shifting-ing. This is still possible in An-ah-toll-ay, but the rules, rool-zuh, are not the ones I am used to.
Is a fire-fly ship a combat vessel? Man-ee of those who are brought here know war too well.
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[Simon thinks about Ax not being human. He'll have to keep that in mind if he ever needs to give him medical attention.]
It isn't a combat vessel, though we've used it defensively before. It's more of a transport ship. The captain has seen the war, though. And we've all seen plenty of trouble.
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Your world must be ahead of mine in time, or it has developed, vell-op-duh, differently. Humans have not yet reached the point where space travel is any more than ex, ex-plore-ah-tore-ee.
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