Slightly more utilitarian than whimsical, but still a generally light-hearted appearance in an otherwise very militaristic setting. Two padded hammocks with zippers on them were clipped to the floor with carabiners, loosely hanging there as though Aoba and Declan were the ones upside down after "climbing" the ladder through the engineering ducts.
Just as he said, a little further forward towards what was the cockpit up above, a large observation window curved along the ship's keel, grid scaffolding around it. That metal grating was what he attached the hammocks to, meaning that once they were in them, they'd only see out the bubble of the window. It was as close to floating outside as they could get without suits.
Helping Aoba maneuver into one of the two, Declan slid himself into the other and half zipped himself in, scooting around a bit before relaxing with a long sigh.
"It's not all of space around you, but it's pretty close...It's not the best way to sleep, but it's good for a nap, or just...drifting off in thought, sometimes."
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Just as he said, a little further forward towards what was the cockpit up above, a large observation window curved along the ship's keel, grid scaffolding around it. That metal grating was what he attached the hammocks to, meaning that once they were in them, they'd only see out the bubble of the window. It was as close to floating outside as they could get without suits.
Helping Aoba maneuver into one of the two, Declan slid himself into the other and half zipped himself in, scooting around a bit before relaxing with a long sigh.
"It's not all of space around you, but it's pretty close...It's not the best way to sleep, but it's good for a nap, or just...drifting off in thought, sometimes."