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Janlu thought for a moment before answering, "Well...I don't really have all that much to do today...nothing in particular, at least. Of course, helping Tetro get acquainted with his new environment would certainly be something," she chuckled. She was open to suggestions and ideas, as leaving anything to her own thoughts would allow her to slip back into hiding. There was much to think about, to be sure, but if there was something she could do to help out, she wouldn't put her own wants above their needs.

Janlu gave a small smile at Tetro's request, "Of course. I wouldn't mind at all." She looked over to Sheratsi for a moment, "Unless you wish to join us, I suppose we'll leave you to your meditation see you later when we return with whatever we could salvage," she chuckled, getting up and nodding to Tetro. She took a ship good enough for the both of them and space for anything they could pick up at the crash site, making their way to the crater and landing at the border of the debris field. "Is there anything in particular you expect to find?" she asked as they exited the craft.

Janlu waited by the ship while Tetro looked around. She was certain he'd know more of what pieces were salvageable for his use. Upon hearing his comment, she tilted her head with a wry smirk. "You're quite welcome," she replied cheerily, despite the sad fact that her peers seemed to be against the poor fellow, all of them acting as if he was purposely intruding. All of them suspicious and with some intent to harm him except, interestingly enough, the females. It would seem this intergalactic guest was quite instantly loved by the ladies. It wouldn't be so shocking if it hadn't been such a one sided matter. Of course, Naku could arguably be named in defense of the male population against the poor creature, but even he seemed indifferent to poor Tetro's well-being. He had no friends, no knowledge of his surroundings. He was unwittingly thrust here and very fortunate to fall into the hands of the Outcasts despite that the bulk wished him harm.

Still it saddened Janlu that this was the case. What made him different? He's just a lost traveler from another place. Wouldn't this make him an outcast even if by his own accidental design? Why be against him? Janlu put herself in his shoes. To be lost and alone like that...to be so completely helpless and at such a great disadvantage...to be so ignorant of where you are as a newborn is of the world...surely it would seem hopeless and despairing without someone to guide you and act in your defense when you make a mistake unknowingly. For her, it was a no-brainer to be the one to care...somebody had to...and it was in her nature to do so. Though she had a tendency to hide more complex emotions, she had no trouble loving everyone and everything in general and she would do her best to uphold what she felt was right.

After a pause of silence from her deep thoughts, she snapped back to reality, "I'm sorry, Tetro...I don't understand it, myself," she began, pausing again as she thought on her words, "well...I can understand Thanatos in that, he's just overall indifferent in that light...but the others? I...almost don't recognize them," she finished, staring blankly into the distance. There was something painfully contradictory and hypocritical about it all, and this irked Janlu greatly.

Janlu became a bit frustrated by the ideas Tetro suggested. Looks shouldn't matter. There had to be something else, right? After all, they were each different in their own ways and were all quite used to dealing with people far different in appearance. Could this really be what they had against him? It didn't make sense to Janlu at all. Then again, she did have the choice of walking around in her natural face, but she never did. Would they treat her differently if she openly showed them what she was? The thought baffled her as she tried to equate the situations. The only difference seemed to be that Janlu had a choice and poor Tetro didn't, neither in his appearance nor in being here. This must be why he seems so gloomy. Even that being the case, she felt she should ask, "You look a little down....are you feeling all right?" she tilted her head with concern.

Janlu titled her head the other way with a smile, her thought of taking the form of his kind becoming a solution again. "Well....I don't know about the rest, but you certainly can see another Kit'aru again," she suggested cheerily, "At least...close enough...It really shouldn't be so difficult to accomplish," she added, speaking partly to herself as she voiced her thoughts aloud. She waited to see what Tetro would say or do before going through with it.

Janlu smirked slyly, "You're looking right at her," she admitted finally, pointing to herself. "Remember when i told you that I am whatever I choose to be?" she asked excitedly. It felt nice to share her abilities as if they were more special than she considered them to be. With that, she hadn't noticed that she'd already changed, taking the form of a Kit'aru and wagging her tails as she spoke. After her question, she realized her clothes were a bit large on her, not really surprised by the fact.

Janlu let out a cute little yelping giggle as she saw Tetro's reaction. Being a Kit'aru was fun! She enjoyed being in a new skin every once in a while, though it felt like traveling, nothing like walking in your own skin (even if said skin was by choice). For now, however, she would have fun walking around like a being from another galaxy. "Have you found what you're looking for, Tetro?" she asked, wondering if there was anything in particular he hoped to find. "Maybe I can help you find it if you tell me what to look for," she offered.

Janlu perked her ears and tilted her head ever so slightly as Tetro spoke. It was so deeply buried? Interesting...Lifting up the hem of her robes so as not to trip, Janlu walked over to the area. She would have to find the device before moving anything. Lifting her sleeves, she stood there, concentrating to find the exact location of the device and slowly moved some dirt out of its way as she pulled it up, shifting the dirt underneath it to push it up naturally. Eventually the lump of dirt revealed its hidden treasure and Janlu placed the device with the other artifacts Tetro had recovered. She said nothing, simply motioned excitedly at the accomplishment.