"WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?! GET THE HELL AWAY FROM MY THINGS!!!"
Yet again, Drustan Cynwrig found himself at odds with the dilenquent youth of Helium City. For three months, Drustan felt like he had become the focal point of all criminal youth activity, and not in the good way (if there was one). If they weren't fighting him, they were trying to rob him. If they weren't trying to rob him, then they were harassing him. If they weren't harassing him, then they were arranging for others to do what they couldn't. And if they weren't doing that, well, they still existed. As Drustan snatched his duffel bag of possessions from one thug and smashed in the face of another, he sprinted to the door of his temporary lodgings but was stopped; a smarmy teen with a slight crown of black hair threw himself around Drustan, wrapping his arms around the large Skyfolk's throat. Refusing to be stopped on his date with destiny, though, Drustan tripped himself, sending his considerable mass rolling over the threshold and crushing the young punk until he felt like an aged jelly. His ebony leather duster fluttering behind him, Drustan laughed a laugh of triumph, as he had finally overcome the last obstacle this godforsaken metropolis had to throw at him. He had been freed.
Seeing that the fence had yet to be installed, Drustan decided to teach he dock security a lesson and entered the same way he had before: by dropping off a large height from someone's roof. He strode again onto the Invincible, refusing to allow any of its majesty to slip from his mind. After standing on the deck for a couple of minutes being confused, he managed to triangulate the location of his new quarters by probing questions in the various crew members as they milled about the deck, doing whatever redshirts do.
As he approached his new abode, Drustan placed his things down by his bunk and sat down beside it. If he remembered correctly, then he was supposed to find the Admiral at 13-something. Sticking his head out of a porthole due to a lack of a clock, Drustan stared straight up, then drew his head back inside because the sun stared directly back. Desperately blinking in an attemp to get his eyes back, Drustan decided to take a nap, then go find the Admiral, as he remembered a fairly important-looking person trying to talk privately with her.
Concluding his thoughts, Drustan sat on his bed, leaning against the wall, and had his first content sleep in a long while.