[it honestly would have been helpful were this someone already familiar with the ship, but...she had an inkling it would not be so. already it rankles her knowing that there was a distress beacon sent, but the idea of this ship being abandoned is already at the forefront of her mind.]

I see. [she is used to espousing information, however, so, with a bit of a sigh giving tell to her own frustration with the jump, she looks to her watch, to check to see if communications between the Circle are still running. the glow illuminated her face, somewhat, offering a small shred of light.] It depends on each jump, I'm afraid. The last place we were brought to found the entire Circle separated, and I had been brought to a palace that was hardly quiet.

[it pains her to think of Akvos. but...]

Luckily, it seems our communicators are in somewhat of a working order. Last time we could not contact other Circle members for quite some time.