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Ghongh listened and followed, he felt the Powers of the people in the area he could sense, hoping to get some heading. "well there are at least two." he says as a joke before continuing "you shouldn't mock the people of this planet, their progress and struggles are commendable in their own right." his tone becoming slightly more harsh, but only a touch..

"clothes, accessories pretty much anything mondane.. it would take more of my people to make something like the ship though." he says not boasting, just matter of factly. He sits down landing beside his patrolman friend. "so, where do we go from here? I have more goals than just speaking with my... cousin of sorts. Ill probably be here for a very long time and thats if i find him quickly." Ghongh admits hinting at how long the patrolman may be away from his post, wondering if that will be alright.

Ghongh took in his surroundings with joy, it had been too long since he was able to just move... after a few minutes of "scouting" he doubled back keeping landmarks in mind and any trails he saw that should make traveling easier. He flies back to Gudo oblivious to the mounting panic he caused by leaving the patrolman, after all... he was the one with all the experience, surely gudo knew how to handle himself on an alien planet. "found a few easy looking paths, but no signs of any earthlings. You ready to head out or?" Ghongh asks before landing.

Ghongh honestly was happy to finally be able to stretch out, he was not ready to play taxi and instead made his low sweep to scout the area outside the valley the ship had been landed in. "it will be faster if I just go and check, be right back." Ghongh was slightly taken aback at the thought that a race couldn't fly, how did they get around? [Should make some sort of roll to check the surrounding area?]

Ghongh looks at the patrolman and mentally shrugs to himself. "we will be here a while then... hope you don't mind overtime." Ghongh was attempting a joke. Leaving most of his belongings on the ship and did his best to obscure its look as to not draw attention. Then looking at the sky he spoke up before they started trudging up the cliffs. "I think I need to scout ahead just to be sure we are not going to stumble on a small group of the indigenous people." Without waiting for a response Ghongh summons some of his ki and gently lifts into the air, flying low up the cliffsides to peer over and down before they walked the whole way.

"what do you mean we will have to figure out how to get out?" Ghongh asked innocently as he parked the ship in the primo hidden parking. "I've been meaning to ask, how are you getting back to the station?" he asks with a smile as he begins to gather his things to depart the ship.

Ghongh enjoys the short chat and does his best to make the cushion for his guest, at the doubt of the arrival Ghongh let's it play out without interrupting thinking maybe gudo just expected his people to not be capable of making an efficient craft. But as gudo confirms and accepts the reality of their location Ghongh chimes in with "this ship was made the same as those, but by an entire group of my people." his goal was to reassure gudo of the craftsmanship of the vehicle they were in, but Ghongh couldn't tell if it put the small aliens mind at ease or not. He would set the ship to move over the location specified and have them stay afloat for a short time and observe the airspace between them and the location to make sure not to collide with any native vehicles of any kind before landing the ship.

Ghongh ignored the remark about his accommodation until Gudo mentioned sleeping, at which Ghongh was puzzled after all he normally meditated right about where Gudo was standing. "um.. could you describe what you need for sleep? If it's going to be a long journey I'm guessing you will need something to sleep." At finally getting a formal greeting Ghongh smiled and offered his name in return. Waiting for the description of the "bed" before doing his best to manifest one for the patrolman. After making something for the patrolman to be more comfortable Ghongh would take the helm and in his native tongue send the ship on it's way all while tetsu rested on his head.

Ghongh nods and then gives the command to open the ramp to board and walks on in, inviting his guest along with a "hope you don't have a problem with frogs, my companion happens to not know how to respect boundaries." As they enter the inside is at this point sparsely decorated with Ghongh's belongings including a rack holding his father's old weapon, but as he speaks the command to secure the ship for take off what would catch the patrolmans eye is the plump green nemekian frog that leaps from part of the ceiling to plop onto Ghongh's head with a froggie smile. "there you are! Tetsu say hi to our guest." he says in a happier tone than the patrolman had heard before from him, the frog happily croaked in response.

"yeah, it flies.. its also alive to a degree. You have your own ship? Or we going in mine?" Ghongh asks genuinely not knowing if the patrolman has a smaller craft he will be flying in. Mostly Ghongh was, after his time lost in space, finally growing restless and ready to strech his legs under a sun again.

Ghongh follows him, thinking if he needs anything for his travels and shakes his head.. the only thing he can think of would make be some fresh water for his pet frog.. "I'm actually alright until we reach earth.. it looked like it had plenty of fresh water, and that's all my species needs for food." he says following the short man out of curiosity more than necessity.

Ghongh was nothing if not a patient person, he watched as the patrolman went through his alerts knowing full well wjat he was doing but giving no sign of it, numerous other patrolman had shown him their tech and introduced him into the galactic scene before this point so this man's reaction was not outside of his expectations. When the man finally asked him about earth he looked puzzled at him for a second. "you mean you didn't know that there are already some of my race scattered through the stars, i am going to check on them.. see if they need a lift home or if they have any teachings from the world they have been living on. My travel is a pilgrimage to distant relatives so to speak." He is careful not to lie, but doesnt divulge all of the information and keeps the parts about his peoples sacred artifacts out of his statement, as instructed by his elders.

Ghongh did not enjoy the patrolmans behavior and started to second guess his decision to ask for directions, at least the other stations didn't accuse him of lying about where he was from. "like I said, I am Ghongh from the planet namek. My charts are very out of date so I've been having to ask for directions to find a blue and green planet locally called earth." his tone more stern than before as he fights the urge to call the man out for accusing him of lying. For emphasis Ghongh pulls out the star chart he was given letting the patrolman see it.

Landing the ship with ease Ghongh prepared to disembark, looking forward to stretching his limbs if nothing else. Leaving his traveling companion on board with a bit if water he left his ship and stood beside it waiting for the officer to greet him, he had learned his lesson from the first station when he just wondered around trying to find someone while they did the same. He would be wearing a dragon emblem on the back of his light blue gi, he had trimmed down some of the style of his home world to make it a bit more simplistic after the last couple encounters.

Ghongh hailed the station the way the first one taught him, after that misunderstanding he learned the proper etiquette for space communication... didn't want to have to fight like that again unless necessary. "This is Ghongh, from planet namek. Requesting permission to dock and seeking directions to a distant planet." He hoped this crew would be as friendly as the last couple, the universe was allot more friendly than he expected so far. he pondered as he waited their response.