She continued onward, wary of the Starlian watching her from behind. "I'm glad your both are willing to help us. We would most certainly be lost without you."

He mentaly groaned at the idea of an our long walk across the wilderness but didnt let it show, too focussed on well, not loosing focus realy. In any case, the bell around his neck shimed once more as he simply nodded in agreement. With all that, even when the dog person had repeated the others guy's name, Aldric compleately missed that information, somthing he only noticed afterward, how embarasing.

"I'm glad your both are willing to help us. We would most certainly be lost without you."

He was a bit weary of them but it woudnt hurt to give them some kind of responce, especialy since the last statement of the girl was left in the air. "Well, i am alwais open to try and stop interspeacies misshaps... mistakes... ? Ehh... you get what i mean right ?"

They would be lost without us... kinda ironic, since I was just lost myself...

Nowhere tried to lose the scowl, tried to stand a bit more straight, but he was still sure he looked all gloomy. He tried moving a bit closer to sausage guy.

"Yeah, uh, we can... um, help...," He mumbled, "So... do you guys have like-names, or anything we could call you...?"

"Hm? I thought we introduced ourselves already. . . Well, anyways, my name is Chloe. This is Yuri. You probably know the rest by now, though. Anything else?" She tried to look enthusiastic about it, but this planet really wasnt all that exciting. She was sure even without any locals help they could fix everything on it. Maybe the other locals might trust them more, but they might not trust Aldric and Nowhere anyway. That would put them in a deeper mess than they were in.

Huh? Had they introduced themselves already? Nowhere'd been too lost in his own thoughts to have noticed... now he felled so stupid... ah, why did other people have to occupy this planet, it would be so much easier if it were just him! He looked towards the ground in attempts to cover any embarrassment, but he was sure it would show anyways.

"Oh, sorry, guess I wasn't listening. My parents used to tell me I was an awful listener!" He laughed awkwardly, face soon falling back to a frown.

"Don't feel too bad, I'm sure it must be harder to hear without big ears." Wait, would that be insensitive to them? It didnt matter too much, hopefully. "So, is there anything dangerous that we have to worry about? A mutated hippopotamus, perhaps? Theyre always so mean on Erotopia."

"Yeah, I bet you can hear way more with your ears," Nowhere realized. He'd have to remember that for later, he was sure there would be something he didn't want the aliens to hear.

"But uh, no, no mutant hippos. There might be like- bears or something, but we don't exactly live in a place with regular hippos, let alone mutated ones."

"Ah. Were they wiped out by the meteor then? Or is it that they just don't live in this biome?" Obviously, the boy who walked in on the first wasnt comfortable with the idea of them being there. Theyd have to be wary of him. Perhaps he would prove quite an obstacle.

"They just don't live here... I don't know much about animals and biomes and all that, but I do know that."

"What do they teach you here?" She muttered, hoping he wouldnt hear since he was a bad listener. Maybe he had selective hearing and would. She'd cross that bridge later.