( voice | un: vakarian )

[dispenserofjustice]

 I noticed other new arrivals asking after their friends. While I could do that, my friends are generally difficult to miss. The Krogan ones especially.

The welcoming party and I had a bit of a go and that landed me nowhere. Sooo I figure maybe someone can help a poor guy out and show him where he can crash? Maybe even find something to eat that won't kill him?

That last one might be a little much to ask for.

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[yokunaru]

If it's the housing building you're looking for, I can help you find it. Do you know what your apartment number is?

[When he speaks up again, he sounds a little confused.]

Oh... you can't eat human food?

[dispenserofjustice]

Thanks, but someone's just offered to take me there.

[Garrus has a feeling he is going to be explaining this bit to a lot of different people. Best get used to it now.]

Humans evolved in a levo-amino acid based biosphere. My people evolved in a dextro-amino acid based biosphere. The two aren't entirely compatible.

[yokunaru]

Oh, that's good. [As long as someone's helping him.]

I'm not... exactly sure what that means. [Those terms are flying right over his head.] What's an example of the kind of food you ate back home?

[dispenserofjustice]

[Good thing Garrus finds some humor in that. His chuckle is brief, light.]

Basically, we're built from different things. [Huge oversimplification, but you'll have that.] Back home...

[From there Garrus provides a little list of food that he'd eat. It probably sounds strange through the translator, but can't be too picky, right?]

[yokunaru]

[That makes Yuuri pause, and then pipe up again with some concern.]

Um, wait, you said the...biospheres aren't compatible. Does that mean you'll have trouble while you're here?

[dispenserofjustice]

[How nice of you to be concerned.]

I won't have a severe allergic reaction, if that's what you mean. Most of the Normandy crew are human and I've never had a problem.