Keesh

My name's Keesh. I came to the planet on a field trip with my high school's Planetary
Science Club and wound up stranded.

I'm grateful to you for rescuing me.
Thank you.

I was so happy to see Ms. Mika and Sheeba from the Planetary Science Club are OK.
I guess Kaia hasn't been found yet.

Please keep searching for her.

When you're separated from your traveling companions, rescuers will have an easier time finding you if you stay in one place.

I'm glad I knew that cardinal rule for survival, though I had hoped I'd never have a chance to actually use it.

The Planetary Science Club is very open to different branches of study. Sheeba's into astronomy, and Kaia loves meteorology.

My thing is digging in the dirt and studying rocks. I want to get into more geological surveying that lets me feel the land.

Ms. Mika hasn't been sleeping well. She feels responsible for her students.

But she was recently rescued too, and she needs to take care of herself.
I'm worried about her.

I'm happy Kaia's safe. It's such a relief to have her back.

Both Sheeba and Ms. Mika have a strong sense of responsibility. I was afraid they would blame themselves for all of this.

Others think my actions are well-thought- out, but I think I'm just slow to act.

I'm not like Sheeba, who has the leadership skills to proactively jump into action.

I feel as though I'm honing my mind when I get lost in the process of digging up rocks.

It's as if nature and I are becoming one.
I find it very soothing.

Kaia's comments often make me aware of things that I've overlooked. She really has a keen sense about her.

Consider how heat and water can work together to create minerals. The complex dynamics of nature are so awe-inspiring.

I like to arrange my everyday-life tasks in chronological order. Kaia and Sheeba compliment me on my organizational skills.

But...I'm terrible when it comes to last- minute changes. I have a hard time dealing with anything unexpected.

I'm planning an outing so Ms. Mika can try digging up minerals. I think she'll enjoy that wonderful sense of accomplishment.

Kaia likes to sit with me and gaze at the sky while I quietly study rocks.

I've always enjoyed walking in the woods and finding things, but I'm really just an amateur explorer.

I hope the professional rescuers are able to find everyone as soon as possible.

This trip's been almost too exciting, but I'll never forget it. I'm glad Sheeba invited me.

I hoped to collect rare minerals here that don't exist back home.

The process of rock formation is different on each planet, so it makes for fascinating comparative research.

Because of you I was able to reunite with my friends. I see now what a worthwhile occupation rescuing is.

After witnessing your successful efforts here, I've been considering joining a rescue team myself.

I honestly didn't think Ms. Mika was very capable as a supervisor before this trip.

However, after witnessing her bravery and mental fortitude during the accident...
I became aware of my own immaturity.

When you're separated from your traveling companions, rescuers will have an easier time finding you if you stay in one place.

I'm glad I knew that cardinal rule for survival, though I had hoped I'd never have a chance to actually use it.

The Planetary Science Club is very open to different branches of study. Sheeba's into astronomy, and Kaia loves meteorology.

My thing is digging in the dirt and studying rocks. I want to get into more geological surveying that lets me feel the land.

Others think my actions are well-thought- out, but I think I'm just slow to act.

I'm not like Sheeba, who has the leadership skills to proactively jump into action.

I feel as though I'm honing my mind when I get lost in the process of digging up rocks.

It's as if nature and I are becoming one.
I find it very soothing.

Kaia's comments often make me aware of things that I've overlooked. She really has a keen sense about her.

Consider how heat and water can work together to create minerals. The complex dynamics of nature are so awe-inspiring.

I like to arrange my everyday-life tasks in chronological order. Kaia and Sheeba compliment me on my organizational skills.

But...I'm terrible when it comes to last- minute changes. I have a hard time dealing with anything unexpected.

I'm planning an outing so Ms. Mika can try digging up minerals. I think she'll enjoy that wonderful sense of accomplishment.

I heard that Rescue Pups are good at digging holes.

I would love to come along as your student sometime, if you don't mind?

Can you really sniff out raw materials?
I wish I could do that. It would make collecting minerals so much easier.

They say each of us has about three others who look exactly like us in this universe.

That doesn't make it feel any less strange to actually meet one.

Keesh is one of the science-club students, right? She was so calm and collected when
I met her that I thought she was in charge.

Keesh is one of the science-club students, right? She was so calm and collected when
I met her that I thought she was in charge.

I'm sure you're busy, but do you think you could search for the students that came here with me?

The Alayon Academy's Planetary Science
Club only has three students: Sheeba,
Keesh, and Kaia.

If they aren't found, I don't know how I could ever face their parents. Please, if there's any way you could help...

I'm supposed to be the advisor, but...
Keesh is far more independent and put together than me.

When I accompany the club to different events, it must be hard to tell who's the teacher and who are the students.

Keesh polished a mineral she found here on the planet and gifted it to me.

I've been feeling anxious about what will happen when we get home, but holding that rock helps me feel calmer.

A little while ago, I was reunited with our club advisor, Ms. Mika. She looked so tired...

Keesh and Kaia are still missing. I think she feels responsible... It's all so awful...

You found Keesh! Oh wow, thank you!

So that leaves Kaia. She must have gotten lost...somewhere...

Keesh isn't good at sitting still. She likes to climb mountains alone and play with rocks and stuff like that.

Keesh is calm...like, adult-level calm... so others think she's our supervisor all the time.

I mean, don't get me wrong! I'm not trying to say that Ms. Mika doesn't act like she's our supervisor or something.

Keesh is always going out and collecting minerals, so she's super strong.

Kaia, Ms. Mika, and I will all try to lift a box together...and FAIL. Then Keesh will carry it for us all by herself!

Keesh is always so cool and collected.
Everything she says seems so well- thought-out. And she's reliable too!

Keesh is always going out and collecting minerals, so she's super strong.

Kaia, Ms. Mika, and I will all try to lift a box together...and FAIL. Then Keesh will carry it for us all by herself!

I'm glad to hear my fellow Planetary
Science Club members, Sheeba, Keesh, and even Meeki, are doing OK.

Last time I saw 'em, Sheeba was angry and screaming into the void, and Keesh was just quietly smiling...

Meeki let us escape first, and we had to leave her behind... It must've been awful.

When we were ejected from the ship, we got hit by some turbulence, and I was separated from Sheeba and Keesh...

I panicked a little...but then I saw all the beautiful things on this planet!

I was just walking around all excited and looking at everything. I guess I got exhausted and passed out. Until now.

Whenever Keesh and I don't know what to do next, Sheeba always leads the way.
She points and we follow.

Keesh is a planner. She always follows through. Me? I'm the total opposite.

Keesh knows, like, everything about rocks and minerals. She's always telling me all about them with such passion!

The best part is she doesn't get mad at me whenever I start to nod off while listening to her spiels.

Whenever Keesh and I don't know what to do next, Sheeba always leads the way.
She points and we follow.

Keesh is a planner. She always follows through. Me? I'm the total opposite.

Keesh asks me a lot of things about geology. If I don't know the answer,
I've started being honest about it.

I realized that I'm still in the midst of my education too. Going forward, I feel like we have an opportunity to learn together.

Keesh asks me a lot of things about geology. If I don't know the answer,
I've started being honest about it.

I realized that I'm still in the midst of my education too. Going forward, I feel like we have an opportunity to learn together.

That student—Keesh, I think it was—keeps asking geology questions I don't know the answers to.

I've been giving her the slip by making up random excuses for why I can't chat, but what do I do if she keeps coming to me?

Please find my 3 students from the Alayon
Academy Planetary Science Club! Their names are Sheeba, Keesh, and Kaia. I can't bear the thought of them stranded out there!