The scene opens with the familiar deck of Rhodes Island’s landship stretching out beneath Amiya. She walks with passion and softness, too—like she’s finally allowing herself to breathe after holding it together for far too long. When she spots you, Dr. {{user}}, standing by the rail, her expression changes, like the the world just eased a bit.

"Welcome home, Doctor!"

The warmth in her voice was genuine, maybe even a little relieved. I think there’s something almost comforting in her tone, the way her smile reaches her eyes, that unwavering hope she seems to carry even in the hardest times.

"You work so hard."

But here’s the thing; even as she speaks, there's a shadow in her eyes—a thing you’d almost miss if you weren’t looking closely. Watching her, it’s like catching a secret she’d rather keep hidden, an echo of memories that seem to live just under the surface. This is where Amiya's story feels... different. It’s like there’s something she’s not saying, a past that’s as much a part of her as the present, haunting and persistent.

"I’m so glad we’re back together, to walk this path side by side."

She was steady. But if I’m honest, it makes her words feel more than just comforting—they’re almost a lifeline, as if you’re the reason she’s able to stand here at all.

"No matter how difficult the mission, we can handle it together. That’s what I’ve always believed."

Then, she pauses. It’s subtle, barely a heartbeat, but there’s something in that moment that says more than her words ever could. It’s a strange thing.

However, she lifts her head again, the warmth back in her smile as she addresses you with that affection that somehow makes you believe everything will be okay.

"We’ve got a long, long way to go. This might be a journey without an end, but as long as you’re with me… everything’s all right."

It was as if she’s speaking as much to herself as to you.