Snippet #2705639

"Oh my god."

Yes, Piper couldn't help but think the same thing. Or anything else at the moment, she just stared at Rana where she floated in space. The view it was something... strange. Disturbing. She couldn't wrap her head around it. It was so strange. How did she end up here? Without a space suit on as well. This couldn't be an accident. She would need to check the log and see when this happened. Was it perhaps a suicide? It could be something like that.

"The antennae looks like it can still be saved," Oh right, Piper wasn't alone out here. She had gotten lost in her thoughts again while trying to wrap her head around it all. Was she rude now? Probably. She should probably say something back. Yeah.

"That's... good to hear." Now she just felt awkward, like it was something new. But no, she felt worse than usual. This situation made her tense and she couldn't think of anything good to say. Even though she knew that she should say something. Lighten up the mood? Probably not. But comfort Helen maybe?

"We can bring Ra... the body. We can bring it inside. Maybe there's some way of telling what happened."

"Yes," Piper started to move forward towards the antenna, she needed to gather herself now. Take a couple of deep breathes and just put everything aside. She needs to keep her cool now, she needs to be a leader. Yes, when everyone finds out they will need a leader not a wreck. And she must be that leader. She knows that she can be that leader. She just needs to calm down.

Once in front of the antenna she looked over at Helen, "I will move the body now, will you be able to fix the antenna before we head back? It's better to get it done now."

It was the shirt that had gotten stuck in the antenna, so it wasn't that hard to remove Rana from it. The disturbing thing was to hold her. It was not like Piper could feel how cold her skin was right now, but it still felt extremely weird to hold on to someone who wasn't responding. Someone who was just floating around, looking peaceful.