They had no sooner exited their fighters, when two women emerged from doors on either side of the flight deck. "I don't know them." He stated softly in a low grumbling breath. "I know nearly all freight crews and ship in this region. And for sure none with human women as security." "Uh." His daughter stammered softly behind him. "They're not human, Dad." Her eyes narrowed. "I don't know what they are. I can't sense anything about them." The door opened and Silvario stepped onto the raised platform with a broad smile. He moved to the railing and stared down at the Reptilian on the lower deck. "They are something you would not like tangling with KarSahn." "Silvario." The Reptilian smiled, though it more resembled a snarl than any smile. "I am aware of this vessel and crew. But you." He threw his hands up in the air. "So an unknown is where you disappeared to." "Different ship, different Captain, and a whole new life." Silvario laughed. Come on. We'll get you settled and then discuss old times." He paused for a moment as his expression turned serious. "But you'll have to turn the weapons over for now. That is at the Captains desertion." "Understood." KarSahn nodded. "A perfectly reasonable precaution." He glanced back at his daughter, who blinked her large eyes in uncertainty. "It's okay." He assured her with a nod. "We're good here." "We don't get to kill them?" One of the security team members moaned from behind them. Silvario dropped his head and chuckled lightly even as La'Ahna gave her out of line sister a stern glare.