{ Time—its own relevance seemed to be in constant flux, as if allowing them all to perform actions or take themselves places on the ship for how long or short of a time they needed. In the end, it mattered little—it became immediately obvious to Arumat that leaving his comrades to fend for themselves would not only be cruel but a foolish action to partake in. While he made head-way to find or assist them, Arumat would eventually come upon the engineering deck himself.
Unlike Adam, Arumat's form is physical, and yet he's wary all the same. }
Adam.
{ He'll acknowledge the male's presence with just the name and— }
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Unlike Adam, Arumat's form is physical, and yet he's wary all the same. }
Adam.
{ He'll acknowledge the male's presence with just the name and— }
...Luke?