((Alrighty everyone, for those who don't know, this thread is an offshoot of the Galaxy's Edge Space Bar in which several patrons have decided to visit Earth for various reasons.
One character, USMC corporal John Cutter, is a pilot from World War II who is looking for a way home. Unfortunately the Earth they're heading for is in 2003, in the midst of the secret Yeerk infiltration.
Myitt One-Nine-Five is a Yeerk rebel trying to help Cutter get back home, and going to pick up some groceries--because it's a hard life living in an underground rebel base light years from a good candy bar. She's accompanied by her human host Tara.
Breekan1 is the pan-dimensional spawn of Crayak in the form of a gentlemanly and outrageous winged panther-like creature called a Catshife.
Mar is pretty much the devil, but I'll let him speak for himself 
Ardiss and Christine, a former Imperial Yeerk and her semi-voluntary host--Ardiss has a lot of recovery to do before she's a good little citizen.
Gaz is a space pirate extraordinaire, me hearties!
Temrash and Jagill are an ex-Imperial Yeerk and his allied Hork-Bajir host.
Did I forget anyone? Please let me know and I'll fix it, it's late and my brain's fuzzy 
Same rules of common RPG courtesy and tact apply here in this spin-off. Above all, have fun everyone! And be sure to visit the good old Space Bar often!))
Myitt's Ship:"Sure, Breek, come along. Do you really think I'd invite a couple people if I didn't have chairs?" She grins. Once she's inside the ship, she helps John aboard. "Yes, this is my ship. The English name for this kind of ship equates to something like a 'Bug fighter'. I guess you can see why." The interior is pale off-white with scuffed-up metal tiling and walls, but overall, pretty clean for a beat-up old thing. Quite a contrast from the black-and-red, spiky insectoid exterior. There are two hydraulic sliding doors at the back--one leads to a small storage room and a galley so small that you would hit both walls if you turned around. The second door leads to the engines, the tiny retrofitted bathroom, and a small room with a couple of old cots on the floor.
Behind the main array of controls, most of them manual, a giant metal chair with a hole at the lower back has been firmly bolted down into the floor. In front of the controls, the two eyelike main plexi windows cast a faint reddish glow over the whitish control array. Myitt takes a seat at the main controls, bringing up a large floating pale blue holoscreen and sliding icons around through the air. The screen is translucent, partially blocking the view in between the two "eye" windows, but in a moment she slides an icon that causes the entire screen to turn transparent, actually providing a new, larger window directly through the hull of the ship and outside to the parking area.
To the left of the controls sits another seat; this one apparently came with the ship, or was much more neatly soldered on. In front of it sits a pedestal with what looks very much like an elaborate joystick. These are the main Dracon cannon controls.
Around the short distance from the control panel to the rear of the cabin, a few off-white metallic seats have been molded into the wall. The seat parts fold down, much like those in an auditorium or movie theatre. In between each seat is a small amount of space, and the seats are quite large, as if meant to fit something bigger than the average human.
"All aboard?" Myitt calls back, as restraints of liquidy, pale grey living metal snake out of the sides of her impromptu pilot seat and secure themselves around her body at the waist and more loosely at the chest. She mutters to the computer to close the exterior hatch as soon as everyone is inside.
Myitt has sent out a wide band communications, asking everyone accompanying on the trip to Earth to reply. To Gaz's ship she replies, "Let's get this party rolling, we're just about set. Yeeeeee-haw!" She giggles, sounding very human.
