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After a few seconds the tricorders relayed that there was indeed a lifeform in the bushes, an Andorian male to be precise. The hand waved again, followed by a weak cry for help. They also noted that there were several smaller lifeforms dotted around them in the trees and undergrowth although the species was unknown.

Mother Hen

“Did you hear that, sir?” Byr announced, showing his tricorder to Cross as he heard the voice, showing the multiple lifesigns on his display. He took a step behind Cross and pulled out his own weapon. Once he knew what the lifesigns were, he thought maybe they could just be scared away.

Ensign Byrnarterro Ch’riaqer, Science

Torgh endured the latest delay with a stoic gaze that was betrayed by his frustrated breathing. He wanted to do something rather than stand about and now they were saying they found something. He admitted to being concerned about Byr in this weather. Andorians and tropics did not mix well. The others he was less concerned over. “What is it?” he asked, crossing his arms over his chest. Another ‘Ohhhh’ being playing with them? While he tried, his tone was still mixed with some annoyance.
- Torgh

Amze adopted a thoughtful pose, “If I had my guide to the smaller creatures in the universe, I might have been able to try and negotiate. Alas, I only packed my guide to Klingon Punching rituals.”

Amze Ezma

They were urged to get a move on then suddenly they were surrounded by Munchkins. Surely the great and powerful Ohhhh would have known they were there. He shifted and looked around at the others to get an idea of their visible morale. Given that they had crashed landed that was a bonus. Given that they were healed by the Ohhhh people even as a self-seeking act was ‘nice’. Torgh didn’t like nice. He’d always had trouble trusting ‘nice’. The humans thrived on it. Vulcan’s didn’t care. Ferengi took advantage of it. Andorians accepted it. Klingons questioned the motives. He tugged at his beard and frowned. He glanced at Amze as he caught her comment. “When we stop for the night may I look at that.” He shrugged. “Always good to brush up.”
- Torgh

Emily sighed and went towards teh cry for help and stopped just short to examine the area “Are you stuck?” She asked as she noticed the smaller creatures on her tricorder.

Bradford (eng)

“Rafting would have been fun” Chris began his response by speaking aloud in a cheerful manner with the hopes that he would be able to lighten the morale of those on the away team. Turning towards Bradford and the creature he spoke once again. “What a fascinating creature” he spoke before taking a deep breath. “What are you doing out here on your own little man” he went on to say approaching the unknown lifeform.

Johnson, CO