Gracefully, she pulled her legs up onto the top of the lift. It was only after she was out of his grip that it occurred to her that they'd actually been touching. She'd been too distracted to notice the electricity but now...
No. Priorities, Merali.
Looking up at the metal tube, she was suddenly, painfully aware of the scale and size of the ship. It was way more than a floating Hilton. It was enormous and from the looks of things...
"We're on Deck 36," she called back. "Actually, kind of halfway between 36 and 37 and..."
Her eyes fell on a beam that was connecting the lift to the wall. A very, very broken beam.
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No. Priorities, Merali.
Looking up at the metal tube, she was suddenly, painfully aware of the scale and size of the ship. It was way more than a floating Hilton. It was enormous and from the looks of things...
"We're on Deck 36," she called back. "Actually, kind of halfway between 36 and 37 and..."
Her eyes fell on a beam that was connecting the lift to the wall. A very, very broken beam.
"...and we have a problem."