(D0 E) Curious

[O'vala Aeser]

The miralian looked at the records with her hands on her hips. She had no idea what she was doing. "So, uh, should we read everything? Or what were we looking for again?"

[Zizzy Roosh]

Zizzy laughed delicately, one hand reaching out to rest on O'vala's shoulder. "Ahaha, oh you! Yes, you start reading that shelf and I'll... Hehehe."

Shaking her head in amused cameraderie Zizzy walked along the shelves before selecting a datapad. Flicking it on she searched for a minute.

"Oh, no, the Krevaaki are still around. They just aren't commonly encountered away from their homeworld. I guess Master Sios-Baask was an exception."

[O'vala Aeser]

O'vala glanced at the hand on her shoulder and then looked back at the archive. Her body became a bit stiff as she tried to figure out why she had been touched and what was so funny.

The miralian eventually joined Zizzy at the datapad and peered over it. "Huh. I wonder why he did then. Or why the rest don't. Or what their planet is like." She poked the datapad. "I guess we can read to figure that out then."

[Zizzy Roosh]

Zizzy read a few pages and summarised. "So basically they're a quiet, compassionate species that like to keep to themselves. Partly that's because if they travel openly then other species make a big deal about the way they look. They like to find uninhabited planets to go and meditate on. They usually hide their appearance when visiting populated worlds."

[O'vala Aeser]

"Hm, that's kind of sad that they get so shy because they're different and stuff even though they're supposedly super nice." O'vala peered over the other girl's shoulder. "I wonder why they want to meditate on different planets."

[Zizzy Roosh]

"Yeah, it is sad. I hope we get to meet one some day." She flicked through the account. "It doesn't say. Maybe they like to meditate in places where there aren't going to be dummies coming up and asking why they look the way they do? I mean, it sounds like a good idea to me."

[O'vala Aeser]

"But why not meditate at like home?" O'vala sighed. "I don't really get it. I think I'd have to meet one of them to really understand them."