Han glanced at her. He noticed hat she didn’t ask who Luke was.

“Yeah, Luke,” he said. “Know him?”

"Know of him, yes," Rose hedged. "You know where he is?" Just looking at Han wasn't really helping her place where on the timeline they were, so best to ask subtle questions, she figured.

"I might," Han hedged in return, eyeing her warily. "Where do you know him from, anyways?"

"It's... a long story," Summer replied. "We just need to talk to him, and--" She paused here, thinking. "Actually, we should probably talk to Leia too."

"You think so?" Rose asked, momentarily sidetracked. "I hadn't even thought of that, but it makes sense, here."

"I mean, who else is going to be in charge?" Summer pointed out. "And Mickey said he made contact, the only person I can think of who would have gotten a paper airplane would be her."

Bucky snorted softly and leaned over towards Steve.

"This is kind of amusing, now," he muttered.

"True," Rose conceded. "I won't be surprised if Luke knows too, though."

"It is," Steve agreed, grinning a bit as he watched them.

"Wouldn't surprise me, either," Summer agreed. She grinned a bit. "The galaxy is run by Skywalkers."

"Now hold on just a minute," Han broke in. "Who are you, really? How do you even know about any of this?"

"Told you who we are," Rose said, looking at him. "We know because it's our job to know. Literally. Our job is to go around hunting the darkness."

"That doesn't explain anything," Han pointed out. "And this talk of light and darkness is starting to sound an awful lot like that Jedi nonsense." Which was why he wanted to take them all to Luke, but he wanted to make sure they were on the level, first.

Rose shrugged. "We already told you we came from somewhere else, and that we know about the darkness, and we're here to fight it," she pointed out. "I don't know what else we can do to prove to you that we're serious, unless we run across some heartless or something."

"I think for now it's best if we just find Luke and Leia and explain everything to them," Summer added. "It'll probably make more sense then."

Han eyed them both for a moment more before he nodded, accepting that. "Right," he agreed. "This way." He turned and led them into the living area, so they could at least sit.

Summer gestured for the guys to follow them, and then followed Han to the living area. Now that they weren't awkwardly standing around, she was sort of gawking at the ship. After all, it was the Millennium Falcon.

"So this is what it's like, bein' in a movie," Bucky commented as he sat down on one of the couches.

Steve snickered quietly. "Surreal enough for you yet?" he asked teasingly.

Rose also took her time looking around, although she didn't go poke too much at things. Mostly she just looked.

"I didn't think it could get any weirder than shadow monsters," Bucky said. "I keep gettin' proved wrong."

"This is awesome," Summer said to Rose. "We are actually in Star Wars. And we really need to find out when exactly we landed because I'm really kind of tempted to find Palpatine and punch him in the throat if he's not dead yet."

Steve snickered. "Don't tell Fury," he advised, still grinning.

"I wonder if we still have to worry about timeline continuity and stuff?" Rose mused out loud.

"I have no idea," Summer replied. "I mean, we're affecting things just by being here, aren't we? But we wouldn't be here if it wasn't necessary."

"Too big a question," Rose agreed, wrinkling her nose. "I give up on that for now. Beating up heartless is easier." She grinned a bit.

"That it is," Summer agreed, nodding and grinning. She was quiet for a moment. "So, I have no idea when we've landed here. I was getting next to no context clues from that little confrontation in the hall."

"Same. We're probably in between major events here, since there are no major context clues," Rose mused, looking around some more. "Which is fine, we can still figure stuff out."

"We'll be fine," Summer said, nodding. She glanced at Steve and Bucky. "Still doing alright over there?"

"So far," Steve quipped, though he was staying close to Bucky, still. Just to be sure. This was definitely out of their pay grade.

"I've always sort of low key wanted to know what it would be like to be in Star Wars world," Summer said. She grinned. "And now we're on the Millennium Falcon." She looked at them. "You've both seen Star Wars, right?"

"Yeah," Steve told her. "Not very recently, but I've seen them. I understand what this is. Sort of. Still wrapping my head around it."

"Yeah, I've seen them too," Bucky said. He glanced around. "Never in a millions years did I think I'd end up here."