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"Oh, aye. I think that bloke got shot, actually. Bad." He shrugged, walking towards Ruby. "I guess we'll be back. I'll come back, hopefully find any other folks, and caravan everyone together."
Jarred walked with Ruby. "My ship has a nasty habit of bad things ending up in it when I'm gone."

Jarred raised an eyebrow. "Spells? That a fancy way to say security?"
Jarred kept up with her, no difficulty in moving about the rough jungle. "I heard from my grandfather that it skips around generations a lot. Apparently his grandfather was the last one to have it, but it's kept within the name Shanra, for some reason."
He shook his head at the question. "No, but I don't know my family tree so well. I all but got nipped off it as a bud, so I don't think it much likes me."

"Careful with the flower. Spines." He said, noting them on the other flowers from the vine. "Can't say I'd know of someone from that long ago, and I'm the last Shanra, but I can still look into it if you want."
"Problems at home with that Arch person?" He said after a bit, making small talk.

"Guess it isn't a good relationhip without some problems." He said shrugging.
"No clue. I've had too much on my mind for settling down to figure in."

"Human girls? He wasn't human himself?" Jarred said, walking next to his ship, jumping up, grabbing onto is and monkeying his way to the top, peering in front of the ship. It was mostly small vegetation, allowing him to still take off. He glared down in the cockpit, small, fluffy critters sitting in it, a nest of branches and leaves. He reached in, only to have one snarl at him, his quick reflexes saving him a finger.

"I didn't come up with it. It was my grandfathers. He said it was a word in a very old language, that it meant "Vengence"" Jarred pulled off his flak cannon, prodding the critters with the end of it.

"I have no idea what that is." He said simply, noting that the critters are kinda high up, given he had to climb to reach the cockpit. *shrugs*
"Nah. I asked him, but he dismissed the question." Jarred held one hand near the critters, it snarling and snapping at it, and used his other hand to snatch them up, faster than a human should have been able to, and toss them into a large pile of moss to the side, along with the nest.
"Eugh, they left some... waste in my ship."

"Some." He said, scooping up stuff with sticks and tossing said sticks out of the cockpit. "The ship got locked down when the Kore's ship boarded and freed the prisoners, looking for some stone. I met up with the Marshal back there, and we started looking for five key cards that would let us unlock the ship. There was some crazy voodoo, some spider-bots, and ultimately, a blown up ship." He finished cleaning it up, groaning lightly about the smell. "Friend of mine showed up in the Star's Light and got most everyone off the ships, when the Gilgamesh unlocked, and flew, damaged as it is, towards the planet. No idea who unlocked it, but it was enough to have an effect on the Star's Light, so it had to bail." Jarred sat in the ship, everything working. "It's gonna be a bit of a tight fit, but two people have fit in here before."