Awake(OPEN!!)

Ajax took a few steps closer, unsure really of what to do. He hoped that if he helped her she would not attack him, he didn't have any of his weapons to properly defend himself. Nor was he really a fan of hurting women. "Do you need help?" He finally asked, settling on not being an asshole for once.

Blake rounded the ship and came across a short girl pinned underneath half of a wingtip. Another survivor, tall with white hair, was talking to her. Blake approached them silently.

Sensing another approaching behind him, Ajax spun, going for a weapon that was not in his holster. He cursed silently, holding up his hand for the woman to see. "Hey–Hey now. No need to sneak up on people." He muttered, glancing between the girls.

Blake smiled slightly. "I'm guessing you need help," she said to the girl, glancing at the tall man.

"Apparently." Ajax said, frowning as he lifted the heavy piece of debris off the girl with ease. "Before that…I don't really have a memory of…" He trailed off, pulling the girl to her feet.

"Not a clue." Ajax said, dropping the debris and running a hand through his wild white hair. "Is this your ship?" He asked the other woman, wondering if maybe he stowed away on it and she may know where they were.

Blake shook her head slowly, trying not to freak out over the empty pit in her mind. She sidled over to some shade and dropped down. She looked up at the sun again. It was the only thing in the sky; no moons or asteroids or ships or anything. She realized she was incredibly hungry, almost too weak to stand up again. "We need to find food and water…" Blake finally said. "I don't know how long a day is here, but judging by how hot it is now, it's going to get really cold at night, and we need to be somewhere safe by then."

Ajax puffed a lungful of air out of his chest in exasperation. "What in the ten hells happened?" He muttered to himself. Moving up and out of the debris he got a look of the outside world finally. They had crashed down into a large forest with trees the size of buildings. "Well…It shouldn't be be hard to find food and water here." He said to the women.

Blake nodded and finally stuck out her hand. "Blake Aris."

"Ajax Corcaynian." Ajax said, nodding to Blake, he looked at her hand curiously. "What are you doing?"

"Fanning myself," Blake replied sarcastically. "It's a greeting." She took it back.

Ajax's cheekbones darkened in embarrassment. "I see…We-we don't do that on my world." He said awkwardly, looking away. Nice job, Corcaynian. You idiot.

"Then what do you do?" Blake gave them a strange look. "Actually fan yourself or something?"

Ajax surveyed the women, looking annoyed. "We greet each other with a weapon to the face where I'm from." He said stiffly, lying through his teeth. He wanted to leave. Who knew what was out there gunning for the crash site since the fire seemed to be a mighty distracting thing. He needed to get to shelter. Quickly.

Blake shrugged. "Whatever, let's go." She stood up and looked around again. The trees surrounding the clearing seemed vaguely climbable.

"Not really…but I'm hot already, so we at least need to look around," Blake replied.

Ajax squinted up at the yellow sun and then back down to the forest around them. "What gods awful planet could this be?" He paused seeing a glimmer of something in the distance. "I think there is a river that way."

Blake tilted her head. "Maybe. Let's go look." She started to walk toward the glimmer. "I hate this gravity."

(This is dying huh)