They arrived en mass, but it's not so different than from how we arrived here. We should probably try to maintain at least a semi-positive relationship with them. We can't exactly hang out underwater like we did on their world, but checking in on them more than once wouldn't hurt.

[He'd seen first hand what could happen to a people displaced from their homeland. He hopes the same thing doesn't play out here.]

I can't say I know the king's men as well, but I spoke with several of the Queen's people while I was doing research in their library and then during evacuation. I'll see if any of them are willing to talk more...though I'm not sure what's the right amount of space to give them for this kind of thing.

[If they thought it was hard dealing with the loss of a world, he could only imagine if it had been HIS home. Would he want to speak with anyone or just be left to mourn?]