A Small, Unassuming Dig Site on a Largely Abandoned Asteroid, Liara's Universe, Saturday

[fewer_explosions]

Liara had done her field work well; it was a knack she had learned from her mother. The internship she had managed to arrange was at a project that had only one archaeologist assigned, and Sarana did not have a reputation of showing much interest in anything other than Prothean studies. Yeul and Caius were of a strange species, yes, but they were not Prothean artifacts, and therefor Sarana barely paid them any attention at all.

They had had to spend the first few days setting up their beds and storing what few possessions they had brought. Liara had brought along a fair share of books, both from her universe and from Yeul's, just in case Yeul ever felt a need to read them.

But it was not books that kept them preoccupied today.

It was time to notify anyone who cared to know about their current situation. Liara was not someone who had a great circle of friends, but between her and meticulously picking through a list of people who might wish to know Yeul was alive, it was an afternoon's worth of work.

[[ nfb due to distance, but open! if you think liara and/or yeul would have called you: they did. feel free to ping yeul directly! ]]

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[pulseof_life]

Well, Caius was liable to enjoy the books anyway. He'd always been more bookish than she was.

Yeul had mostly watched the proceedings with her usual calm and tried to stay out from underfoot. At her physical age, it wasn't like she could help unpack very well.

Now she was... mostly doing the same thing, watching Liara more than she was trying to figure out who to call, though she'd managed a few calls here and there. It was just hard to be proactive about such a thing. Her feelings were mixed, even though being with Liara was pleasant.

"Do you know how much time has passed on the island?" Yeul asked, during one lull in poking through contacts half-heartedly.