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Robin wasn’t normally one to sleep in, even on her days off she didn’t really sleep in, it was just something that she never really could seem to do, wanting to get the most out of her day, that’s why when she woke up and looked at her clock she realized that she was late for shift, or at least she should have been, her combadge hadn’t even chirped to life to ensure she was alright. Hurrying into her uniform and then quickly stepping into the corridor of the Enterprise she quickly found another strange sight, she couldn’t hear or see anyone, even though the corridor was normally one of the busiest on the ship. As Robin continued to wander around the apparently deserted ship she was starting to get worried. Eventually after about thirty minutes of searching for anyone and not finding anybody she was about to give up hope when she heard footfalls which soon she soon found out the only other person that she had seen since her strange da had begun, Commander Data.

“Commander, aren’t I glad to see you, I can’t find anyone anywhere, even in main Engineering.” She stated, a hinted ton of worry in her voice. She had no idea what was going on but was at least glad that she wasn’t alone anymore.

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“An android?” She asked, a little stunned by the revelation, “what is that?” The word held no meaning for her, she wasn’t sure if that was because she simply wasn’t smart enough to understand it, or if it was a sky thing. With that thought, her eyes flickered up to the now night sky, stars painted across it, the arm of the milky way visible in all its glory, untainted by light pollution. While Feng Wu might not know technology, she was not a complete idiot, she was capable of simple maths. Man falls from sky in strange thing.

He’s probably going to have some strange things to say, right?

The fact that this wasn’t the strangest thing she had heard this week, really put into some perspective how utterly weird her life had been getting lately. “You really picked a hell of a place to land.” Though she doubted that he had picked it, the whole, destruction thing generally did  not go hand in hand with planning. “Or crash, I mean, it doesn’t look very…” she waved her hand at the mess of bamboo trees and metal. “Organised.”

No, landings were very organised affairs herself. She knew that one.

“Um, do you have a name, I’m Feng Wu…”