There's still a small part of Luke that has remained in a state of denial, that all of this is just a dream and he's about to wake up. In reality, it was the other way around.

In an attempt to solidify that in his head, Luke's taken it upon himself to venture through the shipyards and talk to other crews, see if anyone could use a pilot. He doesn't know much about the hovercrafts, but he's eager to learn and his past experience should give him a big advantage. So long as he plays to his strengths he should be able to find something to do. Luke hates feeling useless.

The long walk is a bit tiring as Luke's body is still recovering from extraction and he's had to wrap himself up tightly to keep warm.

There are several mechanics and other members of various crews around. Luke tries to keep an eye out for someone who looks at least moderately approachable. One mechanic shuffles past him and as Luke locks his gaze onto the man's face, his heart thuds and he stops dead in his tracks, then turns around to face him.

In a choked, hoarse voice he manages to utter the first word that comes to mind, "Wedge."