“I remember,” Sayen exclaimed. “Carl told me you thought the engines wouldn’t start because we were on emergency power after the crash. But as far as I can remember, Jas only said that you finally figured out that the engines were okay.”
“I don’t think she knew any more than that. It wasn’t like I went around advertising what I’d done.”
Sayen sighed. “It’s an interesting story, but I think you’re right. A myth run isn’t gonna help Jas. That isn’t going to help her forgive herself.”
“No. I’m sorry, I don’t know what to suggest. Maybe with time she’ll start to get over it. It’s early days. The wound’s still raw.”
“Yeah, maybe,” Sayen said, but from what she knew of Jas, she wasn’t sure that was likely to happen.
Sayen thanked Toirien for her time and climbed out of the access tunnels. S
