Wardroom
Sienna made an inquisitively curious face at Natsumi, but shrugged and nodded as the Neko got up to clean up her dishes. "Sure," she replied around one of the last mouthfuls of her breakfast, and turned her attention back to her nearly empty plate. What in the world would she wanna talk about? she pondered. Not that she really had any other urgent matters to attend to that it might interfere with, but she couldn't imagine why she wanted to talk to her alone. Unless, of course, it had to do with their drug-induced scuffle, which Sienna still had virtually no practical memory of. She stared at her plate absently as her chewing slowed, holding her fork, tines rested against its surface. It unnerved her slightly to know that she had done the things that Ayumi had described without being aware of it, to see what she had done to Natsumi and not remember a thing. What else had she done that no one had told her about?
Blinking, her thoughts returned to the present as the wardroom started to empty until she was one of only a small handful remaining. She caught a glimpse of Kale's pet project he'd constructed out of one of the drones, and scoffed a little with a smirk as she ate the last bite of her breakfast. It was a clever little toy; she had to grant him that. But she didn't see the point, or the wisdom in doing it. Either Kale was brilliantly talented with a grand vision that she simply didn't see, or blinded by hubris.
Swallowing her last bite, she picked up her plate and dumped it in the collection tray. Going back for one more glass of water, she downed it in one gulp and made her way down to the cargo bay to see what all the fuss was about.
Cargo Bay
Sienna wantered in from the back, seeing the gathering of soldiers snazzed up in their sharp looking uniforms as her ears were met with the snappy sounds of the marching bad. She had to disdainfully grin a little again at the overt show of patriotism it all symbolized, blind devotion to an abstract concept of unity and the shirking of one's own judgment. A salty-sweet smell wafted through the huge open cargo doors, and the air had a sticky but strangely pleasant quality to it. Bright blue sky was visible outside, and warmth from the planet's sun could be felt even from the shadow of the ship. Her smirk slowly morphed into a muted, small smile of comfort as she took in the sensations; so far this world seemed as lovely and inviting as it had looked from space.
She kept her distance from the entourage, folding her arms across her chest and feeling the sea air caressing her exposed neck, shoulders, and arms. She was definitely going to like it here.