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Who: Armitage Hux and you
Broadcast: No
Action: Aboard the H.S. Marsiva or SS.Bishop
When: Upon arrival and after the shuffle.

A: Aboard the H.S.Marsiva
While dealing with droids was nothing new, he did find it strange the the main ship had no humanoid staff onboard. Everything seemed reliant on droids and computers. Hux did note that it was very sterile. It was clear that this was only meant to be a temporary station. He knew that many wouldn't take kindly to lack of personal to greet them and answer their many questions. It didn't bother him.

Not wanting to really interact with the few guests that were there with him, he turned to stare out the windows. He stood in military stance as if he were standing in front of his own view port. He still wore his uniform and great coat, the only thing he had from home. The stars were so different here. None of the constellations he recognized were there. He idly wondered where they were. Were they just wandering aimlessly through the galaxy collecting people for entertainment? Or was there an goal? How did this even start?

He hated waiting to be assigned to his new post. He also hated the fact that he would no longer be a general or that this wasn't a military setting. He only hoped his new job would keep him occupied.

B: Aboard the S.S. Bishop

Upon arrival to his new station, Hux made it his job to understand the ship's layout. While he was no longer a general or was with the First Order, he proceeded to wear his uniform and great coat. It was the only thing he had from home and he worked hard to earn that uniform and title. He wasn't about to give it up.

He easily noted it was nothing like his old ship the Finalizer. However, it wasn't horrible. It was well outfitted with everything necessary. A very basic ship. Yet...it didn't have his tea. Hux would have to place a complaint about this and see if they could even acquire it. He had to substitute his daily in take of tea their version of caff. It made him, more irritable then normal. There were a few other minor complaints...but those he felt were minor and he could adjust to them. It was the growing pains of having to readjust to a lesser rank. He continued to prowl around the ship taking account of everything that he could see and had access to.

Hux then made his way to the engine room where he set to work. He wanted to find the files and records of what had been done and what needed to be done.

C: Wild Card

Your choice of where you would like to run into Hux. It can be on either ship or another location entirely.

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

That's better then having nothing to return to. I hope you'll have better results then I did.

[Hux replied and tried to make an attempt to be reassuring. It was an awkward attempt, but he was trying and was sincere with it. He was a bit hesitant with the rest of the information. He wasn't keen on sharing such personal information, but Keith was revealing some and he felt it safe to do so.]

I never knew my mother. I was taken from her when I was young to be trained for my the military my father was in. I recently learned she had passed away when I tried to find her. Where someone had poisoned my father.

[Keith turned, looking at Hux and listening. He nodded a bit, lowering his gaze at the end.]

I'm sorry. That can be hard to deal with.

[Keith wasn't sure how he'd feel if he found out his mom was dead. Honestly, he wouldn't be surprised, but, right now, he had the hope of potentially finding her alive. He wasn't ready to admit that she was dead, yet.]

[He shrugged unsure of how to really feel on the subject. It hadn't surprised him that he found her dead. But he had been left with a lot of unanswered questions. Answers that his father often warped to make his mother seem an ill fit to make up for the mistake he had done.]

Hopefully you can get your questions answered in your search.

[Keith shrugged a little in return.]

That's the goal.

[He finished up his meal.]

Glad to see you're settling in okay, though... even if Pidge can be something of a pain. I uh... I guess I can try talking to her about it. Or talk to Shiro to talk to her about it. Or something.

Don't worry about the situation. Adjusting to a new way of living comes with growing pains. It's appreciated that you were willing to step in. I don't need to have you or Shiro interfering in on this because she's your teammate. We will eventually figure out a way to work around our differences, but I'm also not going to chase after it either.

[Hux replied with a nod in his direction. He moved to pay for their meals. It was the least he could do since Keith had been a big help to him when he first arrived.]

[Keith looked a little surprised as Hux reached to pay for both meals.]

Oh... you don't have to do that...

It's the least I can do. You've helped quite a bit.

[Hux firmly stated as he paid for the meals.]

[Keith nodded and then smiled a little.]

Thanks.