Shooting Star (Garnet)

So it's been a day or so in the Tower for Garnet and it was mostly a time where she got used to living with the Titans and became familiar with the Tower. That being said, while she was in her room and there was a sudden siren of something along with Hotwire's voice, Garnet didn't waste any time getting to him. She didn't run, but she definitely sped walked her way there.
When she got behind Hotwire she looked at his screen and raised her eyebrow. She had no idea what was happening at the moment or what they should do, was it a problem in downtown jump? "What am I supposed to do?" Garnet asked immediately. Instead of asking what the problem is, she already wanted to help stop it.

She didn't hesitate to follow Hotwire to the elevator and listened to every word he told her. So some guys got trapped in space and they didn't have much time left, so it was their jobs to save them before it's too late. Garnet was weighing the options and thinking about Space, if she was given the right gear, she could do it, she could do anything he asked, these people needed to be saved.
When they got out of the elevator Garnet nodded at Hotwire, adjusting her glasses. "Just tell me what to do." The gem told him, obviously not having much to say. Garnet was a woman of little words.

Hotwire got into the upper part of the shuttle and the bottom part opened, assumingly, for Garnet. She wouldn't hesitate to walk in and strap herself to the designated area, using the intercom to talk to Hotwire. He began to tell her about what NASA had said and how they needed to save the crew, and that's all that mattered to Garnet. Sure she usually stuck to missions on Earth, but these people were from Earth so she'd help them anyways.
"Do you have any idea what kind of state the ship is in? Is it going to blow up, crash, or anything else I should be aware of?" Garnet asked, trying to get a feel of what was to come. She wasn't nervous because she never was alone, she just needed to think.

Her fellow Titan begun to tell her more details about the ship, saying that before the camera cut out there was a flash of white light. Could there have been an intruder on board? It was a common thing on Earth to be sabotaged, but what about in space, she had already been in contact with aliens so who knows what was out there.
While thinking this, Hotwire began the countdown as the T-Rocket got ready for take off. Garnet wasn't nervous per say, it was more exciting then nerve racking. How many people say that they've been to space? That was pretty cool!

The two were getting close, ten minutes away to be precise, and Hotwire told Garnet then they'd have less then 20 minutes to make this rescue. "Do you have a specific plan? I don't have human anatomy so I don't have any organs. I could go to the ship and pull them out if you have something to keep me attached to this ship." Garnet explained to him, wiping her glasses.

Hotwire explained what he knew so far which was somewhat helpful, however the situation as a whole wasn't completely explained. They had no idea what the problem was or what caused it, leaving a giant hole on what they needed to do. It was hard to save someone from a problem you didn't understand.
The Titan's leader brought up a screen of NASA as all of the humans were in a panic, trying to get things together. They were trying to save these people as well, so it gave Garnet a little bit more hope to know that there were people backing them up. "And if that doesn't work?" The gem asked, sounding monotone as usual.

Hotwire explained that the back up plan will be the evacuation, which made things easier for Garnet. She now knew the basics of the situation along with what she was supposed to do, again, which made things easier for the Gem. In cases like these, where she was out of her range of knowledge and comfort zone, it was always nice to have a plan. If she didn't, she'd probably just end up smashing things until she got something right.
When Hotwire told her she should get to the airlock, Garnet did that very thing without questions asked. She then proceeded to hold onto the side of the wall as she waited for her next form of instructions. "Will our communicators work if I have to go in there?"

He told her to grab onto the hand bars, which she did, and prepare to head out. Garnet had never been in space, or at least she didn't think she had. It looked beautiful, she just wanted to stare out at the gleaming stars forever and bask in their glory, despite her facial expression never changing. The gem had to shake her head, she had to save these people and site seeing was not apart of it... this time.
He opened the airlock and Garnet didn't really feel different at all. She doesn't feel the temperature nor does she feel the lack of oxygen around them so the only difference was that she fell a lot slower than usual.

She summoned her gauntlets and when Hotwire said she was aligned, she pressed her legs against the wall and used her super strength to send her flying out into space and towards the shuttle. Luckily she was lined up with it and easily made it to an entrance in the other shuttle.
Once inside, the Gem would pick up her communicator. "I made it in, I'm looking for the first person now." She told him calmly, making her way through the shuttle and towards the first room. However, while she was walking, a huge crash would shake the shuttle she was in, making her loose her balance slightly. What was that!?

The Gem turned and ran to the noise to the crash and saw one man lying on the floor unconscious. Whatever had happened she couldn't assess it at the moment, she needed to get them off the ship as soon as possible.
The Gem picked the man up and ran across to the other room where she saw two other unconcious people, one a man and one a woman. She gathered them into her arms and well and ran to the outside where she put their helmets on. Once that was complete she shot off back towards the shuttle with Hotwire in it, putting them down gently in the area where there was oxygen.

"Something is on that shuttle and there is still people on there."