Flying is stupid.
The thought bounced around through a jet-lagged Tucker's head. The flight had lasted nearly nearly two days, if he had done the math correctly, and he knew that the lovely blue planet that he resided upon wasn't that large. The passengers on the plane were all horrendously silent as well, and all very strange looking. Tucker saw no demonstration of any extraordinary abilities, and decided to keep his own under wraps for the time being, though he could very well bring the entire plane down with a bit of focus. The idea frightened him, and he brushed it aside as they landed quite smoothly upon the immobile ground. He miserably stumbled out of the plane, blinded by the harsh sunlight. Perfect weather, the voice he had heard said. Perfect weather and a side of a terrible headache and a bad gut feeling of what you had gotten yourself into, more like it.
He followed the moving blur of what he had assumed to be people and eventually came to a shuddering stop when an annoyingly loud voice nearly shattered his still-dazed ears. Tucker gathered that he was to head over to the barracks, and the HD did not seem to be enthused over the drastically low quantity of females. He assumed that he would eventually be able to meet everyone though, at an orientation of sorts. This excited him, as he had accepted this odd invitation to further explore his powers in the first place, and what better way to deepen your understanding on somewhat volatile abilities than to show them off to bunk mates, right? He sauntered over the the now more-defined mass of people and followed them without hesitation. The group split, some having gone to the barracks and others taking a stop at a shady building. Tucker thought it right to make friends, and quietly followed a group to the shaded area from a distance.
After having waited for a small conversation to start up between a tobacco user and their now non-smoking companion, Tucker gave a small wave toward the two with intention of introducing himself. He held his tongue in the case that they didn't want to return his greeting.