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Char has only one focus in mind when he reaches the hangar - well, technically, two.
Sure enough, there stands his Sazabi, looking to be completely undamaged from its fight with the Nu Gundam standing next to it, despite Char having a rather vivid memory of it being nearly totaled no more than a day ago, tops. Pleased as ever, Char mounts the scaffolding next to it and makes a beeline for the cockpit. He doesn't have any particular plans for the unit (although Nu being right there within punching distance made vandalism awfully tempting), he just feels the need for the familiarity of its cockpit, and the psycoframe system, in the strange, strange new world he had suddenly found himself in.
"Never thought I'd be this attached to a unit," Char mutters to himself as he starts the machine up and dons the psycommu helmet unit to link up with the sensor and weapons systems. "I must be getting dependent in my old--"

"Wh-what the hell is this pressure?" Char practically yells once he's connected to the psychoframe. "It's enormous...could it be the ship?"
Char takes the helmet off, disconnecting himself from Sazabi's psychic enhancement. He's breathing heavily from the effects of the shock. "That's going to take some getting used to."
Sure enough, there stands his Sazabi, looking to be completely undamaged from its fight with the Nu Gundam standing next to it, despite Char having a rather vivid memory of it being nearly totaled no more than a day ago, tops. Pleased as ever, Char mounts the scaffolding next to it and makes a beeline for the cockpit. He doesn't have any particular plans for the unit (although Nu being right there within punching distance made vandalism awfully tempting), he just feels the need for the familiarity of its cockpit, and the psycoframe system, in the strange, strange new world he had suddenly found himself in.
"Never thought I'd be this attached to a unit," Char mutters to himself as he starts the machine up and dons the psycommu helmet unit to link up with the sensor and weapons systems. "I must be getting dependent in my old--"
"Wh-what the hell is this pressure?" Char practically yells once he's connected to the psychoframe. "It's enormous...could it be the ship?"
Char takes the helmet off, disconnecting himself from Sazabi's psychic enhancement. He's breathing heavily from the effects of the shock. "That's going to take some getting used to."
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Char pauses, trying to explain. "Pretend you can feel the presence of other minds. Now consider that this whole ship is a living being with its own mind. Opening my mind here is like expecting a room full of candles, then staring directly into the sun instead."
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"I think I've got it."
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"I'm Char Aznable," he says. "I'd say it's a pleasure to meet you, but I honestly would have preferred different circumstances."
He looks at her oddly for a split second before his face returns to a sympathetic mask. Hm...now that she has clothes on, she reminds me a little of...nah, the feeling is completely different.
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She held out her hand once more, this time for a handshake. Nothing wrong with civility, right?
"I'm--" she hesitates, assessing the situation. He most definitely looked like experienced military, his posture and demeanor expressing as much. If things were as dire as they were made to believe, she should act professionally, making sure people were able to take her seriously.
"Representative Cagalli Yula Athha of the Orb Union. Horrendous circumstances aside, I hope we can make the best of things here."
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"I don't believe that. In my mind, there is no such thing as 'just a pilot.' Each person plays an important part, no matter what the role is," she pauses again, choosing her next words carefully. "Those who fight always have someone who cares for them. They aren't 'just a pilot' in the eyes of that person, and they aren't that way to me."
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He recovers his composure in a second, though. "I appreciate that, Miss Athha. I still prefer it to politics, though."
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It took her a moment to realize what it may have sounded like. Quickly, she clarified, "That's just my experience with a few others."
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