Kit

Thank you for saving me. My name's Kit.

I spend most of my time investigating minerals. In fact, that's what I came here to do.

The minerals on this planet are AMAZING!
It's got so many different kinds of minerals that...

Ah, I'm sorry! I started to get carried away there.

The important thing is that you know how much I appreciate you rescuing me.

My job is all about investigating what different mineral resources are made up of and neat things like that.

The resources I've found on this planet are exceptional! Did you know the purity of the minerals in the ground here is...

Oh pebbles! I almost got carried away again, huh? My apologies.

I like all minerals, but I think iron ore is the most interesting.

Quality iron ore is typically made up of more than 50 percent iron.

Did you know there are also iron oxides composed of oxygen and iron, many of which occur in nature? Like hematite!

Investigating minerals might seem quite simple, but it can be difficult work.

Sometimes my investigations take me into old mines and ruins. I've even gotten caught in a few cave-ins.

But every once in a while you find rocks composed of minerals you've never seen before in the rubble of a cave-in!

Poppin' pumice! Did I tell you about what I found here?! It's a beautiful ore that shimmers in all the colors of the rainbow.

It cracked a bit when I fell to the surface though. That surprised me. I honestly expected an ore to be more resilient.

Still, this planet showed me something I had never seen before. Isn't that amazing!

I don't just investigate minerals—I'm also researching at the same university as Osa!

Osa brings so much energy to everything he does. Though, his boisterous manner can be a bit exhausting.

Oh stones! You know that last bit's just between us, right?!

I'm actually Osa's junior. It's thanks to him that I'm even part of the task force.

He gave me the push I needed when I was undecided about whether or not I should join. I'm glad he did.

I spent some time investigating the raw materials that everyone in the
Rescue Corps is using.

What I discovered is that they're not really minerals but a highly pure conglomeration of fossilized creature remains.

Could this be a mechanism unique to this planet or perhaps a secret of some unknown life-form? It's quite fascinating!

I've often been told that I'm too slow to submit my research papers.

But I feel like the hypotheses and verification process is really important.

Others like Osa submit them so quickly, but me... I need to be exhaustive about verifying BEFORE I submit my papers.

Granite...I mean...granted, when I was lost and couldn't move, I realized that momentum can also be very important.

My job is all about investigating what different mineral resources are made up of and neat things like that.

The resources I've found on this planet are exceptional! Did you know the purity of the minerals in the ground here is...

Oh pebbles! I almost got carried away again, huh? My apologies.

I like all minerals, but I think iron ore is the most interesting.

Quality iron ore is typically made up of more than 50 percent iron.

Did you know there are also iron oxides composed of oxygen and iron, many of which occur in nature? Like hematite!

Investigating minerals might seem quite simple, but it can be difficult work.

Sometimes my investigations take me into old mines and ruins. I've even gotten caught in a few cave-ins.

But every once in a while you find rocks composed of minerals you've never seen before in the rubble of a cave-in!

Wow, how beautiful... Your eyes are as bright and shiny as a deposit of pyrite.

The texture of your skin is as smooth as pure clay.

Would you mind if I scratched behind your ears?

Lapis lazuli! That's the face of someone who really likes minerals!

I have a feeling you and I would get along.

This planet has an abundance of minerals. Kit is a mineralogist, so he must be enjoying himself.

I recently found a rock that tastes like salt. I'll have to show it to him sometime.

This planet has an abundance of minerals. Kit is a mineralogist, so he must be enjoying himself.

I recently found a rock that tastes like salt. I'll have to show it to him sometime.

I've been watching you really put in the effort, and I can't help but think you're starting to remind me of Kit!

Not just anyone can do what you do.
Both you and Kit... I'm really impressed by you two.