Caspian placed a hand under his chin as he listened to their words, nodding his head. A smile formed over his lips as he noticed Theo’s blush as he had mentioned Jambarkii. To be honest, the captain was glad that he had never really been on her bad side as she had demolished most of her enemies with just her brute strength alone. [b “Well, maybe someone should go and see if she’s sleeping. And if she is, they should probably wake her up. I just know that she’ll be excited to go on this mission.”] He said, the smile never leaving his lips.
The male was indirectly trying to get Theo to go as he had a feeling that he liked her, especially from the blush that he saw form over his cheeks. Besides, he felt that they were just wasting time as they sat around in the shop. He wanted to take care of this mission and get it over with as quickly as he could. So, he waited to see if Theo would be brave enough to go and wake Jambarkii up.
Jambarkii rolled over in her sleep, eyes slowly opening as she blinked. She looked around and saw that she was still in bed and not out on the battlefield. A hand slid over her eyes and she rubbed them before looking at the time. [b “I overslept! I can’t believe this happened! Why didn’t anyone wake me?!”] She exclaimed and jumped out of bed.
The alien woman soon stood and moved to her dresser, looking for clothes that she could wear for the day. She was pissed that she had overslept and had more than likely missed out on information for a good hunt. Jambarkii then sat on the bed and placed her face in her hands, eyes closing for a moment.
When calm, she would apologize to the captain and the rest of the crew for oversleeping and would try to make it up to them somehow. She would do so on the battlefield and make the captain and crew proud that she was on the team. Especially Theo. She actually liked the fact that he was smart and funny. He made her laugh and she thought he was cute. A blush had formed over her cheeks as those thoughts crossed her mind. [i ‘Stop it. He probably doesn’t even like you like that.’] Jambarkii mentally scolded herself and let out a sigh.
Perhaps she should join the others, wherever they were. But, at the same time, she didn’t want to get out of bed. She sat there, lost in her thoughts, unsure of whether or not to see what was going on.