Ash had visited Wayward Station before-- well, more than visited, he had two children there-- but he hadn't really thought about the place until he was on the run and in need of a home. He couldn't bear to travel far from NMRO, though, and his wanderings took him to its close neighbor: the Station. He recalled the name as he saw the sod buildings rise over the horizon. He was certainly Wayward now. The colony was hardly one to turn away newcomers, and while at first he floundered, trying to find his place, Ash found that he was good with kids, and that came in handy, given the colony's burgeoning population of whelps. He now does care and education, and Sundrie is glad for the help (she hates kids).
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