Krennic wasn't the slightest bit surprised when she moved closer and wrapped an arm around his waist--he'd dealt with girls like her before, from the days of his youth, and he doesn't mind, either. It was at least good distraction, and lessened the stress of landing in somewhere that's apparently where different worlds and universes meet, or something. He wondered what kind of universe this woman is from. He doesn't even know her name yet. He gave her his most charming, flirtatious smile. "Why, yes, it seems like you are," he said, still smiling at her. "And that sounds...interesting. I would like to see that." a brief pause, as he let that sink in, drinking her in. She really is pretty, but the riot of colour was rather distracting, and not in a good way. It doesn't really matter though. "I don't think I caught your name yet, special girl. I'm Director Krennic, but you can call me Orson."

He didn't push her away just yet, but looks serious at what she said next, mulling it over. "Time freezes? No one even knows I'm gone? Really? Well that's...convenient." and that means he doesn't have to worry any longer about going back, even if he still doesn't quite believe it, or her. "Good. That one is top secret. We destroyed an entire city, you know."

Well, Krennic just had to brag about it to someone. And if that someone happens to be a pretty girl he just randomly meet in the Nexus, then so be it. "And of course. I'd like to look around a bit, if time freezes like you said. I still wonder how that could happen, but I suppose I could do the figuring out a little later. For the time being..." he smiles at her again. "You could take me on a tour."