Ohm asked. His voice was weary and disoriented.“Affirmative, buddy. We are going back just long enough to rescue some of the Awoken,” Oa replied reassuringly as he climbed out of the pilot’s seat.“Somehow I’m not surprised. Alright, we must be swift. I’ll take over copiloting duties. Kai, if my memory is correct, the ARI has a wind wing. We’ll need it to make a quick escape,” Ohm commanded, regaining his faculties with each word he spoke.“If you mean the thrusters that used to be in the ARI’s folded wing thingy … I’ll explain later, but we can’t use that,” Kai called back, edging past Oa to get in the pilot seat.Oa was halfway down the corridor to the power hub chamber when Kai yelled out, “Oa, wait! Get back up here. Whose are those, Ohm?”Oa rushed back up into the cockpit. Susan had eagerly commandeered the copilot’s half of the helm. The lightning varl floated above the seat. Her paws sparked against the control panel as she watched events unfolding through the forward viewport.
