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The movement outside became even more chaotic as the crowds grew thicker and now more rowdy as activists joined the group. It was honestly something he didn't understand, of course elves would want their brethren free but why would there be humans in the mix? Perhaps some of them truly cared about the plights of other races but most he believed were just in it to be argumentative and have something to fight against. Organics didn't seem to be ever be satisfied, if one thing is fixed then another will have a problem with it. They just weren't happy unless they were debating. Quickly dubbing it useless to try and figure out such complex creatures, he took to watching the ship once more until a man suddenly took a seat across from him.

Now Sculley hadn't taken notice of any others in the cafe, asides the ones he ran in to of course, but past that he didn't spare another look. He thought it might be taken as a rude gesture to stare at others so this man's appearance was quite surprising, he hadn't even realized how many more were in this cafe. Hm, perhaps he should work on his perceptiveness. Well, maybe he could start with picking out particular things about his sudden company. Ah well that is most certainly interesting. He thought as his eyes strayed to the man's partial mechanical hand, was it the result of an accident? It was then the man shouted for more coffee and took to staring at Sculley until he finally spoke. Well this was even more suprising, normally organics didn't speak to him of their own volition but it was quite a welcomed conversation. "Ah, the day is treating me splendidly sir and I hope it is the same for you. I'm to be boarding the Daedalus soon, quite an exciting thing for me. I couldn't help but notice your bag sir. Are you going to be joining a ship as well?" At times Sculley could be off putting with how he would just jump instantly into a conversation but he was often times so excited to have a willing conversation partner that he put no thought into it.