Padawan's Quarters - Crew Quarters B

"yes you can watch it why not but can you promise me that you will put it on you're eyes for a day ok"

Lark clicks his tongue as he watches the exchange between Errad and Steef. "Well, this explains the blindfold at least..." he mumbles to himself, while moving to pick the crate back up, and then turns back to the Knight, answering the earlier question: "I'd love to join in, Master Steef. I'll just move this box to my room, and will catch up with everyone else later. I wonder if there's any popcorn anywhere on the ship..." He pauses, looking as if he is seriously considering looking for popcorn, but then shakes his head and smiles. "Anyway, I'll be back in a moment! Please excuse me." He makes a quick half-bow, and then quickly strolls away in search of his room.

After depositing his container into the room and briefly making sure that all the scrap and parts are in it and he didn't grab the wrong box, Lark takes a moment to relax and think back on the last couple of hours. Humming under his nose, he picks up a small display pad and makes a few notes on it - primarily technical information on the landing pad's bots and all the things he saw in Main Engineering. Satisfied, he decides to leave more detailed describing and analysis for the later, and returns back to the lounge.

"I'm back!" Lark announces it mostly for Errad's benefit, ignoring the others and heading straight for his new acquaintance. "I see that your Master left - may I ask what this all is about? The blindfold, I mean." He looks at the exit, then lowers his voice, somewhat hesitant. "...Do you need any help navigating?"

"You managed to get here, that's gotta count for something!" Grinning, Lark wraps his arm around Errad's. "Hold on, and I'll lead you to victory! Over the assignment." He jokingly salutes Alyx and Zambar, and heads over to the exit, making sure to adjust his steps so it's easier for Errad to follow.

"You know, since we parted, I managed to find the Main Engineering! Watching the launch in here was amazing! I've never before seen a fusion reactor so close. The power! It's fascinating to imagine what technological wonder are yet to be discovered..."