[Nathan]

     "What are they asking for?" Jilly asked.
     "Just simple materials, food, fuel, parts for the ship, that kind of stuff," I said.
     I noticed Jilly peeking sideways at the list I was holding, and looking over once again, as I made sure I didn't misread anything.
     "Well, follow me, I'll get you what you need," I said to the Sonary and Kanomi.
     Jilly followed closely next to me as I led the Sonary and Kanomi to a room to stay while I went to get the materials. As the door to their room closed I turned to see Jilly looking from the door to me.
     "Can you meet me later, in the Park? I'd like to speak with you privately if that's alright with you," I said to her.
     "Really? Um...okay," Jilly said.
     "I'll see you later then," I said, walking off in the direction of the Nothern Docking Bay.
     From the entrance of the Northern Docking Bay, I walked up to the wall to the far left and pressed my right hand against the wall. A square portion of the wall, just big enough for me to fit into, outlined in a blueish glow before sliding upwards, revealing a hidden chamber behind the wall.
     I stepped into the hidden chamber as the wall closed behind me. I pulled out the the small device with the list of items the Kanomi and Sonary were after. I gathered up each item on the list, taking a couple hours to get everything together. Then I converted each of the items into data and stored them into the small device the Sonary gave me for easier handling and storage.
     After I finished converting the items, I walked back over to the wall which automatically slid upwards, and stepped out of the hidden chamber. I walked all the way back to where the Kanomi and Sonary's room was and pressed the page button on the small panel beside the door.
     When I created the Infinite by hand, I installed a sort of doorbell system for each room, which I called a paging system. It allowed someone outside the room to contact someone within that room, if they happened to be there.
     The door slid open after I moved my hand from the panel, and there stood the Kanomi.
     "Oh hello, is there something I can help you with?" the Kanomi asked.
     I handed him the small device that the Sonary gave me earlier.
     "I stored all the items into here," I said.
     "Really? How did you do that?" the Kanomi asked me.
     I smiled at the Kanomi's question, figuring he didn't know much about computers anyway. Using Infinicomm I became able to transfer any and all items into data for easier storing and transporting of items. I guessed that the Sonary would know more about how I did it, but I knew there was always the possibility that he might not.
     "Well, it's a little trick I can do," I said in response. "I'm sure the Sonary can withdraw the items from that device."
     "Yes, I can do that," the Sonary said, stepping up to the doorway and taking the device from the Kanomi.
     "Now, if you don't mind I ask you be on your way very soon," I said. "I'm aware the repairs to your ship will take some time, but please do not mess around while you are on my ship."
     After that I turned towards the Transport Train and rode it towards the Recreational Area, and walked towards the Park. I stepped into the Park and looked around for Jilly, wondering where she could be. Inside the Park was dark, matching that of the evening on Earth, which I had set the Park's artificial light cycle to.
     "Jilly, where are you?" I asked aloud into the dark and starry room.
     "Over here, Pink," I heard Jilly said.
     Turning towards the source of the voice I saw her sitting on the shore near the lake in the Park. I walked over and stood beside her, looking up towards the artificial full moon.
     "Reminds you of Earth doesn't it?" I asked, breaking the moment of silence.
     "Yeah, it does," Jilly said.
     I couldn't help but sense a sad kind of tone in her voice. I realized I probably brought up some sad memories for her by asking what I did. I sat down beside her, looking towards her, with her head down, looking towards the ground.
     "There was something I wanted to speak with you too," Jilly said, still with the sad tone in her voice.
     "What's up?" I asked, looking towards her.
     "I...I want to go back home, to Earth, to the same dimension I'm from," she said, still looking towards the ground. "I have friends, family there, and I miss them, it hurts so much being here."
     "I understand, I shall do that...for you," I said, knowing full well that it meant she and I might never see each other again.
     I then stood up, and looked towards her. I realized what I wanted to talk to her about would just make it a lot harder for us to seperate if I said it, so I decided it was best that I didn't say it now. I then figured that what I wanted to say she most likely already knew, which were my feelings towards her.
     "Well, you might as well get some rest, I should get you back home by tomorrow morning around 9," I said, turning away from her slowly.
     I looked behind me and saw Jilly crying as she stood up, and began to walk away.
     "I love you," I said towards her as she continued walking.
     Hearing that she stopped for a moment, then continued walking and left the Park. Before she totally left the Park I heard her whisper "I love you too...I'll miss you" along with the sound of her crying softly.
     I left the Park after a few moments, thinking to myself and walked to my room. I took of my jacket and placed it on the back of the chair near the desk in my room, and then sat down on the edge of my bed.
     "So it's over with yet another girl huh?" Infinicomm commented.
     "Oh shut up," I said, slightly angry at Infinicomm for having eavesdropped in the first place.
     "Fine, I'll leave you to mope around," Infinicomm said, shutting itself off.
     I plopped heavily backwards onto the bed, and sighed heavily, staring up towards the ceiling.
     "But he's right," I said to myself, moving my head to the pillow.
     I placed my hands behind my head, my long red hair flowing over my shoulders. I sighed again softly, before I drifted off to sleep.

     I woke up the next morning in the clothes I slept in, getting out of bed, putting my jacket back on, and walking out of my sleeping quarters. I walked all the way to the Control Room and sat down in my captain's chair.
     "Infinte...Status," I said.
     "The time is currently 8:45 AM Earth Time, we should be arriving near in Earth's solar system in 10 minutes, everything is quiet," Infinite said.
     "Okay, good, let me know once we arrive in Earth's solar system," I said.
     "Understood," Infinite said.
     I pressed a button on the panel on the left arm rest of the chair, having a holographic map or chart of the universe pop up in front of me. I stared at the chart for several moments, thinking of where to go next.
     I found a solar system that caught my attention, reaching my right hand out and touching the star of that system to get a closer look. As the hologram zoomed in on that system, I examined the planets orbiting the star. I decided that I would head over to that system as soon as I dropped Jilly off at her home planet.
     I examined each planet of the system as time seemed to fly by.

     "We've now arrived in Earth's solar system, putting satellite stealth on now," Infinite said.
     "Good, I'll go see if Jilly is ready," I said, pressing another button on the panel from earlier, having the holographic chart shut off.
     I got up out of the chair and left the control room in the direction of the Transport Train. I rode the Transport Train to the Residential Area and stepped off once the train stopped, walking all the way to Jilly's room. I could have just teleported to her room, I know, but I felt it was better to do this.
     I stopped in front of the door to her sleeping quarters and stared at the door. I just stood there for a while, unsure really what to do, or say. I reached my hand up to the panel beside the door, hesitated for a moment, then pressed the page button.
     The door opened and there stood Jilly, appearing to be ready to go home.
     "We've arrived in Earth's solar system now, and are under satellite stealth, are you ready?" I asked.
     "Yes, I'm ready," Jilly said.
     "Okay, well I have a shuttle ready to go, and I'll take you down myself, unless you'd rather me have the shuttle automated," I said.
     "No, it's okay if you pilot it," Jilly said.
     "Then follow me," I said.
     I lead her to the Transport Train, riding it all the way to the Western Docking Bay, which was on the port side of the ship. I continued leading her into the Western Docking Bay once the train stopped, and from there into one of the shuttle pods.
     I sat down in the pilot seat and pointed towards a place where Jilly could sit, starting up the shuttle pod. I pressed a button on the front panel, having the Western Docking Bay doors open, and lifted off and out of the Infinite.
     I activated the stealth shielding of the shuttle pod as I flew it in closer to Earth's atmosphere. The stealth shielding was useful for when breaking into a planet's atmosphere and yet keeping out of any possible surveillance on the planet.
     I looked back to Jilly, who was looking away from me, either purposely or she was just by coincidence when I looked towards her. I looked back forward after a few moments, and paid attention to where I was flying.
     I found the location of her home on Earth, and hovered the shuttle pod lightly over the street near her home.
     "We're here," I said, pressing a button to keep the ship hovering as it was.
     I lead Jilly to the exit of the shuttle pod and to the street below.
     "Bye Nathan," Jilly said, briefly hugging me before walking up to her home.
     I watched her walk all the way to the door to her home, open the door and step inside, closing the door behind her. I stood there for a couple more moments, thinking she might come back out and change her mind, but I didn't see the door to her home even budge.
     "Oh well," I said, walking back into the shuttle, and took off back towards the Infinite.

     Back at the Infinite, I docked the shuttle pod into the Eastern Docking Bay, and walked all the way to the Control Room. In the Control Room, I sat down in my captain's chair, like I had many times before, and just stared blankly into space.
     "Shall I head off to that star system you pointed out earlier?" Infinite asked.
     "Yes, please, go ahead," I said.
     I continued staring off into space as the Infinite headed in the direction of the star system I wanted to check out.

     Several moments passed, and I continued staring off into space. I honestly felt like just dosing off right then and there.
     "We have arrived at the star system you pointed out earlier," Infinite said.
     With that I snapped fully aware of my surroundings.
     "Scan the planets," I said.
     "Understood...scanning now," Infinite said.
     I shifted myself in my chair, feeling a little weird. I realized I couldn't seem to keep my mind off of something else. Something that happened last night, something that had nothing to do with the current job at hand.
     "There appears to be a crash site on the fifth planet," Infinite said.
     "Take us in a little closer to that planet," I said.
     "Yes, understood," Infinite said, as the planet became closer in the front view screen.
     "Okay, stop the engines, and zoom in on the crash site," I said.
     The view screen then zoomed in onto a spot of the planet, making it look bigger and bigger. The view screen zoomed in on a ship, which I would say appeared to be a battle craft of a fleet. I wondered where the fleet could possibly be, and what happened to have this ship crashland on this planet.
     "Zoom in closer," I said, wondering if there were perhaps any surivors of the crash hanging around.
     The view screen zoomed in even more, and I spotted a couple females. One I recognized as a Catkerion, a race of all female cat-people, and they were amazons as well; the other was a female Dragoon, a lot like Amy, only this one had red skin, Amy's skin was white.
     "I'm going down to the surface, see if they need any help," I said, teleporting to my room to pick up my weapons and putting them on.
     Then I ran all the way to the Transport Train, riding it to the nearest Docking Bay Area, which happened to be the Western Docking Bay, located on the port, or left, side of the ship. I got into a shuttle pod, and took off out of the docking bay to the planet below.