Myitt hits the comm link again, replying to Gaz. "We're fine," she grates. "Mar, we have work to do. Unless you can look inconspicuous in a grocery store, please **** off." She gets up and walks to the door, still clearly shaken but determined. She seems to feel better when she steps out into the oppressive heat, squinting up at the darkening sky. "Still hot. I like this temperature," she mutters, pacing away from the invisible ship, only noticeable by the floating oblong square of the open hatch. "Too dry, though. Much too dry." She sticks out her tongue in a face of disgust. It feels like it's turned into sandpaper in her mouth. "Yuck," she mutters, swallowing.
<Please. Don't let him touch me again,> Tara demands. <Bastard's colder than a well-digger's chicken. I really don't want him to come in with us. How am I supposed to know you're going to stay on my feet with him floating around? Creepy sonuva****.>
Myitt ignores her host for the time being and looks back at the floating square of cabin. "Well? Come on. Let's get some goddamn cocoa puffs."