* Vyrkis, hmm? Wonder if she ... Naah! *
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When his two bunk-mates finally arrive, Zaedhrarrg can't help but oggling the other Vargr.
Wow! He's really a ..., what did Jo call them again? Ah yes, a "beanpole". Wonder how that came about, perhaps he's a vegetarian? * [Violent shudder]
During the ensuing "discussion" he keeps wondering about his fellow Vargr.
* He really has some issues: Prototypes, warm-up projects? What's with this guy? Cassius said right away he has nothing against us Vargr. Must be one of these scholar-types who've never gone out into real life. [Sigh] What a waste! ... And I sure do hope he doesn't start to hump my leg! *
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In the following hours before jump-time, Zaedhrarrg will go over every plan and set of specs of the ship available to the public and commit them to his memory.
Once the jump is underway, he will do a quick visual "check" on Vyrkis and Kulsaegh, just in case he's ever met one of them before. [OOC: Maerdwyn, you know what I'm talking about.

] Assuming that this is not the case, he will rely on his "buddy" Bilem (and a "gesture of friendship" or two) to meet some of the crew members, especially the pilot/navigator to swap some tall tales.
Further he will look out for anyone he considers "interesting", ie. other Scouts, people knowledgeable in matters of the Ancients or generally (and visually outstanding) unusual or weird persons. (Since female Aslan and Vargr do certainly count in this regard, he might try to join Ktarlewaweikye on one of her meals.)
He will certainly strike up a chat or two (or at least try to) with Vyrkis and Kulsaegh since he considers their point-of-view on matters of all kind more akin to his own due to their species.
The one thing he
won't be doing is boring anyone with cool "pilot/ace stories". More apt to listen to other people's stories, the only things he might vividly extemporize on (given
really interested listeners) are the Ancients, the nature and peculiarities of Jumpspace and the "well deserved reputation of the IISS for heroic and good deeds". In regard to other's stories: Zaedhrarrg has kept a child's "wide-eyed sense of wonder", so he will listen to most stories with genuine interest if the issue at hand isn't too abstruse.
(And yes, he will keep lugging his service jacket around, unless it's totally unsuitable like a very formal dinner or something like that. [But who'd ever invite him to such an occasion?])