"Limiters... in their heads?" Oh hell no. Not her babies. Thankfully her momma bear anger is calmed a bit when Rem hears that at least in his world, food and medical care was provided first. That's definitely what this planet needed, and some good old terraforming so things could grow. Lessen the strain on the plants. That seemed more important to her than two independents, but she knows she's biased.

There are a lot of interesting gases that could work in that case, the question was how easy (or possible) that was to find and produce here. If they had to make a plant create helium (safer than hydrogen) it would be a moot point - and probably faster just to use a gravity plant. A lot of things to think about! Several years worth of learning!

How are your calculus skills, Annatar? Or cursive?

"If you can get to them, I'm sure they're the best places to find pieces that have not been scavenged. Even if something seems useless, even the metal in our ships are priceless in a place like this." It could be used as-is, or reforged. Strong enough to keep their ships in space for long over a century.

His quick replies and humor has her smiling again, also feeling quite comfortable like this. It was strangely easier to talk to Annatar than her boys. He didn't seem as weighed down by guilt and sorrow - or maybe he was just better at hiding it. None of her Vashes makes plays at pop culture shenanigans.

"I hope so," Rem says about Nai. "He deserves a chance to be a child for as long as possible."