Eucharis
Helen was glad to see that her two travel companions, while apparently a bit skittish, were also eager to get going on their vacation, and surely enough, the trio of them made their way off the ship, as Helen mostly filled the part of herding them along into their new environment. "I'm sure you two will both do fine. Your sword seems fine enough, but perhaps store it in the hotel room later, if you decide to go swimming or to an entertainment venue, it may be somewhat distracting or cumbersome." Helen advised, as they left the ship.
Station and Shuttle
As the group made their way onto the station, Helen looked through the transparent gangway, and to the Eucharis. As she looked, she released a soft whistle, impressed by how much the little ship had been forced into. Inwardly, she wondered if it was cost efficient to repair and replace when so much work was clearly needed, of course, that was why they were able to enjoy their leave time, because the deciding factor between saving the ship and replacing the ship was time.
Once they were passing along to the transport, Helen briefly darted away from the group for only a moment as she approached a kiosk, swiped her KS card, and then darted back to the group. As she walked along with everyone, she put on her purchase; a pair of titanium framed aviator sunglasses with a rose colored tint to the lenses. As she walked, she overheard the comforting advice from Misato to Mitsuko. "What helps me is curling my toes, like little fists, at least during transit." Helen spoke, sounding ever casual, yet serious on the matter, as they approached the transport.
Once they were aboard the transport shuttle, she sat down with her two traveling companions, as she used her built-in communications to bring up travel related information. Weather data, points of interest, eateries with favorable reviews, and with the data she went about creating an overlay which she would be able to place over her field of vision. When Helen was done, she figured what she had put together was tourism on easy-mode.
As Helen put together her travel guide, she looked to her companions, and could not help but to feel for them. They were fresh and young, vulnerable, unsure, and they needed to have a good experience on a planet for once. What she knew they needed, were fond memories, of what they worked so hard to keep safe. Though, while looking to her travel companions, she could not help but to notice the stress which one of them was under as the shuttle was in descent.
"Misato, don't worry, re-entry is only a big fuss because of molecules of air and the exterior of a ship or shield creating friction between each other, and reaching temperatures of one-thousand-two-hundred-sixty degrees Celsius. Compare that to a plasma weapon, that reaches twenty-five-thousand degrees Celsius. This transport is equipped with a CFS shield generator, which has a military-grade damage tolerance. What I'm getting at, is that there is nothing to be worried about. More so, if something does go wrong, you won't have time to worry and you'll wake up nice and cozy in a medical bay." As Helen finished speaking, she smiled softly, sympathetic and supportive despite the entirely rational statement which she hoped would calm Misato.
Planetside
Eventually, the shuttle did touch down safely, and it led Helen to say simply; "See? I told you, nothing to worry about." She assured her travel companion, before they disembarked. As she stepped out into the open air, Helen took in a deep breath as she looked up to the sky and could not help but to have a genuine smile part her lips. I wonder why I ever go above such a lovely thing. she mused at the trick of sunlight and water-vapor. Helen pulled her head out of the clouds, as she looked to her young travel companions.
"You'll be encountering a lot of different smells here, most of them will be pleasant, if you let them be." Helen spoke, as she reached into a pouch on her belt, before producing her copy of their travel papers. "We have to catch our transfer, we have passes for the transport shuttle to the transit station near the beach, that is where we'll be renting our air-bikes." Helen explained, as she brought up her tourist-friendly overlay, and pointed in the direction of one of the shuttle pads, and the shuttle that was on it. "Over there." she spoke, before leading the way to the shuttle.
"Mm, and one more thing." Helen spoke as they walked; "We're on vacation, try to relax. Have an open mind, let yourself be submerged in the experience of being somewhere new. I'll be here to watch over you to make sure you'll be okay, so no worries, alright?" With those words, Helen felt a bit more at ease herself.
Helen's guidance eventually led into the beach-bound shuttle, where she led her companions to their seats, as they would wait for any other passengers, before the shuttle would take off, and complete the quick and easy trip to the beach, where they would be dropped off near the air-bike rentals and the boardwalk. During transit though, Helen did want to assure the pair about something of importance; "If we do happen to get separated for any reason, do not hesitate to use our built-in communications to get in touch, and retrieve location data from the network. We each have access to maps and real-time location data, so there won't be much chance of really getting lost." Helen explained to her companions.
