Dambed (sic) if you do, dambed if you don't. If the "station", as you call it is defending them against whatever foe, they should probably stay near it while foe remains. But if they go back inside, there are still those plants that nearly killed them recently.
We don't yet know much about the plants. Do they have any intelligence? Is it possible that the fumes that nearly killed the two have marked them somehow for other plants of the same type to identify them as foes? If that's the case, then others of that plant may shoot fumes out without having been injured.
Why does Chax think the station was protecting Aun alone from the foe? Was not Chax in equal danger?
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Dambed (sic) if you do, dambed if you don't. If the "station", as you call it is defending them against whatever foe, they should probably stay near it while foe remains. But if they go back inside, there are still those plants that nearly killed them recently.
We don't yet know much about the plants. Do they have any intelligence? Is it possible that the fumes that nearly killed the two have marked them somehow for other plants of the same type to identify them as foes? If that's the case, then others of that plant may shoot fumes out without having been injured.
Why does Chax think the station was protecting Aun alone from the foe? Was not Chax in equal danger?
--H
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