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[3nterprising]

So.

You're finally bringing me out of that cobweb factory you call a brain, huh? It's about time. You give that lunkhead way too much attention.

Let's hope you do me better justice than you do him. For my sake.

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[kafkaesk]

[. . . she was either from the future or quietly mocking him.]

...How do you travel? Do you have a spaceship or a crew? [Or maybe (just maybe) she was an astronaut?]

[3nterprising]

Well, sort of. It's not really my ship.

[kafkaesk]

...You're part of a crew? That's exciting!

[He is a master of casual conversation.]

[3nterprising]

Well, if you call being stuck with a couple of grumpy, sloppy crybabies exciting.

[The small talk is actually quite refreshing!]

[kafkaesk]

[Score for the nerds who like to keep things simple! And the women who enjoy talking about refreshing topics!]

Yes -- I mean, no, that part's not as exciting. [That's more of a killjoy right there.] ...But you do get to see many beautiful sights! E-Except for sloppiness - and other things?

[3nterprising]

I guess the things I see are pretty nice. [she's realizing that she'd been taking it for granted after being in it for three years. She smiles when she remembers one particularly fascinating sight.]

There's nothing quite like being on Ganymede, though.

[kafkaesk]

Ganymede? Like the Greek youth who was abducted by Zeus?

[A place with a name like that must have been breathtaking. He can barely imagine it, honestly.]

[3nterprising]

Or Jupiter's moon.

[kafkaesk]

Oh? -- Oh! Right, that's right! The largest moon in the solar system and the one that may have an ocean or two!

[Good going, Kaneki, way to wow the Space Traveler with facts about a moon she is well familiar with.]

[3nterprising]

Yeah, that's the one!

[Of course, Faye wouldn't consider herself a space expert. After all, she hadn't known about the oceans until landing on the rock. It being the largest moon is also news. But she's good at faking it.]