Bryn isn't the type to change her mind easily. Sure, she might hesitate before she reaches a decision, but once it's settled she's not inclined to look back. Which is a large part of how she wound up as a recruit, in fact. It's a trait that the eavesdropping Ghost finds very familiar, much to its hopeful relief.

And speaking of the little bot, it's waiting to fall in with them when they emerge, clearly not having strayed far at all. It's unusual for a Ghost to miss the chance at examining a whole new ship of unknown design, and it did make a few perfunctory scans of its surroundings... but anxiety kept it circling back round to listen in on them.

On the other hand, one can tell it's cheered up now because it's taking the opportunity to flick its sensors curiously over everything they pass. Without straying from behind Bryn's shoulder, of course. You'd think it was attached with magnets. On the upside it's close enough that Bryn can tap it gently to stop when she notices it prying.

For her part, she matches Han's pace, sorry to leave the ship but eager to see what else is in store. Not that her curiosity about him is sated, by any means. "So you've been here for a while? What do you do when you're grounded like this?"