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The first sensation Garrus registered as he woke up was the metal floor scraping his face plates when he tried to move. He groaned, finding the strength to grip the wall and climb to his feet. As the area around him came spinning back into focus, he tried to make sense of why he felt like something was very wrong.
Silence was his first indicator. Heavy, cold silence. No ambient engine hum, no whir from his consoles. The red emergency light was the only light in the room besides the faint glow from his eye piece. They must have crash landed somewhere
Garrus shuffled for the door, still regaining the strength to stand on both feet. By the time he had made his way through the galley to the elevator, he was stable. Even despite the sharp pain in his chest every time he breathed, he moved with reflexive militant precision. Past the elevator, up the stairs, through the powered-down main deck, out of the airlock and--
He stopped in his tracks on the edge of the airlock. The world outside was unlike any planet he had ever witnessed. The way things shifted and swirled was downright unnatural. He reached up and activated his comm, hoping it was still functioning, "Is anyone else seeing this?"
Silence was his first indicator. Heavy, cold silence. No ambient engine hum, no whir from his consoles. The red emergency light was the only light in the room besides the faint glow from his eye piece. They must have crash landed somewhere
Garrus shuffled for the door, still regaining the strength to stand on both feet. By the time he had made his way through the galley to the elevator, he was stable. Even despite the sharp pain in his chest every time he breathed, he moved with reflexive militant precision. Past the elevator, up the stairs, through the powered-down main deck, out of the airlock and--
He stopped in his tracks on the edge of the airlock. The world outside was unlike any planet he had ever witnessed. The way things shifted and swirled was downright unnatural. He reached up and activated his comm, hoping it was still functioning, "Is anyone else seeing this?"
